How to Build a Startup Funding Strategy | Fundable Startups

Too many founders rush into fundraising without a clear strategy. Diving right into a pitch deck is alluring and fun, but failing to understand the right funding approach, sources, vehicles and targets leads to higher stress, increased risk, and -- most importantly -- greatly reduced founder payouts.

Learn the right way to fund your startup by first determining:
* How much to raise
* When to raise
* From where to raise
* What type of funds to raise
* From whom to raise

Learn how to maximize valuations, improve fundraising terms, and minimize founder dilution by strategically identifying and leveraging your startup’s inflection points.

This video is a recording of a live webinar. The topic covered is a small portion of a deep-dive, four-hour training class.

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[ThatGuy_Nick]

Will definitely check this out. Much appreciated 👍🏾

[tarahill]

You are such a brilliant teacher. I watched a PitchForce round where you were giving feedback, and for the first time, I didn't feel like everyone was speaking a different language. I do not have a background in finance, and to date, you were the only one who explained the concepts of venture capital investing and the startup financial models in a way that I could understand.

[marvinfok]

One of the dragging shareholders of FanDuel is Shamrock Capital. Shamrock? Yup sham & rock you!

[biswajeetroy]

Hi Sam I am a regular attendee to your webinars. I am presently working on my startup where we provide SALES AS A SERVICE (SALAAS) leveraging all my experiences of past 3 decades. I am looking for another 2 co founders but most of the cofounders I met are in same age bracket of mine ( 50+) which suits the profiles of the CXO's I have planned . Do you feel investors will take interest if a team of 3 co founders are all in the same age bracket(50+). I have been pondering over the question for sometime.