$5–50 million
Raise growth equity for your business
You do not have to sell to take money off the table. A growth round lets you de-risk personally, fund the next phase, and keep running the company you built.
We prepare the deck, structure the raise, and go to the handful of partners who actually invest in your sector at your size.
When a raise beats a sale, and when it does not
Most owners arrive asking about one and leave doing the other. Worth being honest about which you are in.
Raise, if
- The market in front of you is bigger than your balance sheet.
- You want liquidity now but not the exit.
- Growth is capital-constrained, not demand-constrained.
- You would still be excited to run this in five years.
Sell, if
- The tiredness is the real reason you are reading this.
- A partner with a board seat sounds worse than a wire.
- Your sector is consolidating and multiples are at a peak.
- The next phase needs a different kind of operator.
What we actually do
Four things, in this order, over roughly four to six months.
Structure
How much, at what valuation, in what instrument, and how much comes off the table for you rather than into the business.
The deck
Built the way an investment committee reads, not the way a founder pitches. This is where most raises are won or quietly lost.
The right partners
Fifteen to thirty funds and family offices who invest in your sector at your cheque size. Not a blast to three hundred.
Terms
Governance, preference, and what happens if the plan slips. The clauses that decide whether you still control this in three years.
We have been on the other side of this table
We invest our own money, which means we have written the check as well as asked for it.
Aiwyn AI
Practice automation for professional-service firms. KKR’s and Bessemer’s round valued Aiwyn at $440 million.
Datavations
The information system for the $2.26 trillion building-materials market.
Touchstone Electric
Capital and operating support behind one of the Southeast’s fastest-growing electrical contractors.
Start with a valuation either way
A raise and a sale are both priced off the same number. Get it first, then decide which conversation you are actually having.