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Fundraising Simulator
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Foreword2 Lessons
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Business introduction2 Lessons
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Business strategy4 Lessons
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Required funding4 Lessons
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Pitch to investors3 Lessons
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Scrutinize offers3 Lessons
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Select your preferred offer3 Lessons
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Lead the deal process5 Lessons
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Conclude the deal3 Lessons
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Key learning points2 Lessons
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Insights from your GrowCFO community3 Lessons
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Closing thoughts1 Lesson
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Your deal certificate1 Lesson|1 Quiz
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Well done for completing everything within this fundraising simulator.
During the remainder of this simulator, we will share insights from investors and finance leaders who have successful led real-life fundraises.
Before we do this, let’s take a few moments to reflect upon some of your key learning points:
- The key stages of a typical fundraising process;
- Which advisors you may wish to appoint to help you;
- The types of jargon that you may encounter during a fundraising process;
- How to present your elevator pitch to third parties;
- What to include in an investor pitch document;
- How to create a term sheet for your offers received;
- Typical information requests during a due diligence process;
- The range of deal terms that you may be able to negotiate;
- Common clauses that may exist within your legal documents; and
- What to do once you have closed the deal.
Action required!
Take a few moments to reflect upon your own biggest learning points and whether you now feel ready to lead a real-life fundraising opportunity.