Programs

A complete curriculum for raising capital

From readiness to close, Funding Value guides each stage of a funding round with structured training and practical tools.

Curriculum

Six modules, one disciplined process

Each module builds on the last, so your story, materials and numbers are consistent by the time you reach an investor.

  1. Capital readiness

    Assess traction, market, team and unit economics against the criteria investors use, and decide whether, when and how much to raise.

  2. The investor narrative

    Turn your company into a clear, credible story: problem, insight, traction, market and the use of funds.

  3. Pitch deck and executive summary

    Build each slide with purpose, write a one-page summary that earns the meeting, and rehearse delivery.

  4. Financial model and valuation

    Construct a defensible operating model, understand valuation methods, and model dilution across rounds.

  5. Investor targeting and outreach

    Map venture firms, investment banks and angel networks to your stage and sector, secure warm introductions, and run a time-boxed process.

  6. Term sheets, diligence and close

    Understand economics and control terms, SAFEs and convertible notes, the diligence checklist, and the path from signed term sheet to wired funds.

How you learn

Training, feedback and peers

On-demand training

Self-paced video lessons and worksheets organized by stage, so you can study the part of the raise you are in today.

Live sessions

Workshops, pitch reviews and Q&A sessions where you get direct feedback on your materials and strategy.

Founder community

A private forum of founders sharing investor feedback, introductions and lessons from active raises.

Templates and downloads

Pitch deck frameworks, financial models, data-room checklists and term-sheet references, ready to adapt.

Who it's for

Built for founders at every stage

First-time founders

Preparing for a pre-seed or seed round and building an investor process for the first time.

Growth-stage teams

Approaching Series A and beyond, or evaluating when an investment bank should run the process.

Entrepreneurs and operators

Raising from angels, family offices or strategic investors for an established or acquired business.

Begin your raise prepared

Join the founders who approach investors with a clear story, defensible numbers and a disciplined process.