In this episode of The Backchannel, we're diving into the role anxiety plays in fundraising, especially when it comes to warm introductions with investors. If you’ve ever hesitated to reach out to old contacts or second-guessed your follow-ups, this one's for you.

In this episode of The Backchannel, we’re talking about how VCs need to raise money too, not just startups.

In this episode, we dive into the concept of awareness for founders, focusing on how to effectively create it.

In this episode of The Backchannel, we talk about handling the pressure of investor pitches.

Many founders feel anxious about facing tough questions from investors, but it’s important to understand that these questions often come from genuine interest, not an attempt to catch you off guard.

After bootstrapping her company for months, Teasha Cable, founder and CEO of CModel decided it was time to raise. But early on, the rejections came in hard. Instead of giving up or getting offended, she learned from each rejection, tweaked her approach, and started executing on what investors wanted to see.

In this episode of The Backchannel, we explore the different types of angel investors you’re likely to encounter early on in your startup journey.

In this episode of The Backchannel, we explore the ins and outs of valuation caps and uncapped SAFEs. Many founders toss around terms like valuation caps without fully understanding their impact, and we’re here to break it down.

In this episode of The Back Channel, Jason tackles the often misunderstood concept of valuation caps in fundraising.

He walks through what a valuation cap is, how it works, and its role in SAFE agreements and convertible notes.

In today's episode, we hear from Michael Diesu, co-founder & CEO of Revenue Roll on how he raised his $2.5M seed in one of the toughest markets Venture Capital has seen in years.

In this episode of The Backchannel, we revisit a fundamental topic that every founder should understand: post-money cap SAFEs and their implications.