Webinar | Prepare for your next funding round

Webinar | Prepare for your next funding round

Author: The Carta Team
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Read time:  2 minutes
Published date:  February 27, 2020
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Updated date:  September 20, 2023
Raising a round can be daunting. In the first part of our fundraising webinar series, we go in-depth into each stage of the process:

Raising a round can be daunting. In the first part of our fundraising webinar series, we go in-depth into each stage of the process: 

  • Planning the raise:Get the lowdown on how much you should raise and what type of equity you should give out. 

  • When to raise:Timing can be everything when raising a round. We explore the pros and cons of different times of year to fundraise.

  • Preparing for the raise: There’s a lot of administrative work to be done before you raise a round. We break down everything you need to do with a simple checklist. 

Want to read more? Access the webinar slide deck here.

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The Carta Team
Author: The Carta Team
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