Investor-Readiness Prep for Founders with Ashwarya Gupta

Most founders lose funding rounds not because the business is weak, but because the pitch doesn't answer the questions an investor is silently asking. I work with founders to close that gap.

I've spent my career on the advisory side of high-stakes documents. Building pitch decks, structuring term sheets, and reviewing shareholder agreements for companies raising capital.

What we'll work on together:

1. Stress-testing your value proposition until it's sharp enough to survive investor rounds
2. Reframing your numbers and narrative the way a Series A/B investor actually evaluates them (traction, unit economics, market sizing, defensibility)
3. Mock investor Q&A - the uncomfortable questions before they're asked for real
4. Structuring your deck and story arc for clarity and not just polish