Investor Presentations

Many entrepreneurs conveniently assume that every investor wants to look at their comprehensive business plan first. From those of us who have successfully raised capital, let us assure you that is mostly not the case. In many cases, investors don't have the time or inclination to look at your business plan initially, unless you can get them interested in your idea or business. That is where an effective "investor presentation" steps in.

The job of an investor presentation is to sequentially build the business case with investors in an organized and concise manner that clearly demonstrates the viability of the investment.

This battle must be won before it is ever fought!

In our investor presentation service, we take all pertinent materials collected during our fact finding efforts‚ research‚ analytics‚ and business plan and/or other documents‚ and put them into a series of slide decks and/or PowerPoint to sequentially build the business case with investors. Concepts are simplified and then professionally designed from a powerful yet subtle marketing perspective.

Quite frankly‚ decades worth of experience come down to just a few pieces of paper.
Get it right‚ or you miss the opportunity!

It takes time to turn the idea of your life into a sizzling business case that can actually get funded and at Business Plan Fairy, we recognize that many entrepreneurs don't have time. If this is you, the good news is that we are very familiar with key variables that your investors will worry about. We do the hard work upfront getting your investor presentation ready, so that it actually has the capacity to get you funded.

Whether you are looking to get one person or a few wealthy individuals to invest, or you want to meet your capital requirements by having several smaller investors put up $10,000 to $250,000, raising capital is in part about providing an organized and concise presentation that answers the tough fundamental questions, clearly demonstrating the viability of the investment.

When raising capital, everything comes down to a handful of variables!

If any of these is poorly presented...incomplete...or just plain unsubstantiated...FAILURE is inevitable.

Smile! That's where we come in...to help you minimize the embarrassment and the pain of rejection from investors and/or lenders.

Are you really ready for when your investor says:

• Show me how you have broken down your strategy into bite-sized pieces?
• Let's talk burn rate and your assumptions.
  
• Tell me how I get my money back?
  
• How have you ensured that I will not get ripped off?
  
• If I give you the money, I want control...!
  
• I will wait and see how your fundraising does. Come back to me at the end.
  
• I am not sure; let me think about it.

"Don't get caught with your pants down" - with the simplest of investor concerns like:

• I am not sure that your concept will work.
  
• I don't agree with your assumptions.
  
• I think your valuation is too high.
  
• Your financials look too rosy.
  
• I don't think your market research is realistic.