Founders don’t start a company because they love fundraising. But for many companies, accelerating a venture-scale business requires millions—or billions—of dollars worth of capital.
Getting a term sheet is no small feat. An investor needs to see you are an expert in your space, a master of your own data, and the kind of storyteller who can convince customers, employees, and the next round of investors to join you on an improbable journey. Even if your startup does not yet generate revenue, it must generate conviction.
Over six years and 150+ engagements with founders, 4th & King has built pitches that have led to $4.5B in raised capital. We published their guide to starting your pitch deck, but now’s your chance to go deeper on crafting, designing, and delivering fundraising presentations. Bring all your questions about story structure, the rules of thumb for appendices, and design themes.
