The Four Phases of Venture
Capital Deals
Phase 1 - Preparation
(Slide 33 of 50)
Company preparation is the most critical phase of
fund raising. It creates the framework
for informed decisions about the amount and type of funds to raise
and the most appropriate types of investors to contact. Its
principal elements consist of:
- A thorough review of the company’s business
and systems for reporting.
- The selection and engagement of advisors.
- The preparation of a compelling business plan
that identifies the company’s needs, articulates the company’s
opportunities, and describes management’s plan for meeting
company objectives.
- The identification of investor prospects and
the methods for approaching them.
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