Randy S.

You’re often the first to know when a client is about to raise money. What would it take for you to refer them somewhere? As you’re in RevOps, Sales, you tend to have a read on what clients (and prospects) are looking for - which includes investment. I’m curious what happens next, from your side. I’m exploring how founders get connected to the resources that actually help them prepare for fundraising, things like investor readiness programs, accelerators or even pitch coaching. So I want to ask directly:

Appreciate your thoughts.

Hi Everyone, The May Raise Ready Accelerator™ Cohort Is Now Open If you’ve been building toward a raise, this is your window. The next cohort of Raise Ready Accelerator for Startups kicks off May 6th, and seats are limited. Over 8 weeks, you’ll move from where you are today to investor-ready, with practical frameworks, applied learning, and real accountability, not theory. What you’ll walk away with:

The program is mentored by Randall Reade of Washington DC Arch Angels, which has funded over 1,200 companies, and Randy Shawn Fisher of Customer Discovery Pros. We share the risk with you. Enrollment starts at just $799, with the remainder structured as a success fee and warrants. If you don’t raise, we don’t get paid. Spots fill quickly and cohort size is intentionally small. If you’re a startup founder or entrepreneur with a raise on the horizon, now is the time to take the next step. Reserve your spot before May 6th For more information, visit raisereadyaccelerator.com/startups.html or book a free 15-minute call with me (Randy) at calendly.com/randyfisher/appreciation

Bahauddin A. Why are founders so cheap to their offer to early adopters? Like if you get feedback from them and it enables you to grow significantly, wouldn’t it be worth it?