Services

I help you understand the investor mindset to build lasting relationships - and close deals successfully.

Raising investment isn’t just about your pitch deck — it’s about being able to effectively negotiate by understanding investor priorities, knowing what a good deal looks like, and speaking their language to work together effectively. I like to think of investing like a marriage (they’ll like be on your CAP table for about seven years, after all!) And like any successful relationship: communication is key. I give founders honest, actionable feedback that helps them understand crucial terms so they can negotiate effectively. Whether you’re prepping for a raise, struggling to convert warm intros, or simply want to understand what your funding options are — you’re in the right place. No jargon. No fluff. Just expert insight from someone who knows how investors think and how you can position your business effectively.

How I Can Help:

Founders

Support Programmes

One-off clarity

Pitch Review

A former VC roasts your pitch deck (with love).

You’ll get:

ongoing support

1:1 Consultancy

A critical friend and ongoing support.

Together we will:

Explore funding options for your business
Plan out 3 - 6 months of your fundraising strategy
Identify relevant investors
Navigate investor outreach and conversations.
Prepare your data room and investment documents

60 min, half and full-day options available

Workshop Design & Delivery

Add investment expertise to your programme without hiring in-house.

I design and deliver meaningful, custom workshops in person or online that help founders:

Available formats:

60–90 minute masterclasses
Half or full-day bootcamps
Multi-session series (in person or virtual)

Bespoke

Investor Ecosystem Design

I help support programmes and accelerators connect founders to capital by building and leveraging investor networks.

I can support you with:

Design investor readiness pathways tailored to project outputs and contract requirements
Build your investor community, processes, and member offer
Event delivery for panels, pitches, and honest feedback sessions
Access a diverse, UK-wide investor network

Pricing is tailored to your requirements and reflects the scope of support — whether one-off delivery or ongoing.

Is this you?

You’re fed up of reaching out to investors and getting vague feedback – or ghosted entirely.
You don’t know how to get investors interested and want an investor perspective to improve.
You’re about to have your first investor meeting and want a speedy sense-check on your proposition.

1:1 Consultancy is for you if

You’ve built a business and need investment but don’t know where to start or how to prepare for your fundraise.
You’re levelling up from angel to institutional funding and feeling overwhelmed
You’ve seen very little progress so far from investor outreach and you need a critical friend to help guide you.
You need a fundraising strategy so you can fundraise fast and get back to your business.

Workshop delivery is for you if:

You need a facilitator who can provide actionable takeaways that will inform and entertain your attendees – no financial jargon. I’ve hosted organised over 20 pitch events and hosted over 100 events.
You need help putting together compelling content – whether it’s walking through investment outlooks, valuations, or digging into data rooms.

You'll benefit from a collaboration if:

You work for a business support service and not getting great feedback or engagement from clients.
You have a limited understanding of the UK investment landscape or don’t have investor experience on your team.
You need help designing or delivering a coherent investor readiness programme mapped to specific public sector contract outputs.

Not sure which service is right for you?

Book a free 30 minutes discovery call.

"The ‘Demystifying Due Diligence’ session with Charlotte Scott, James Robson, Ben Davies and Rebecca MacDermid was by far the most helpful session of the day for me. The panel walked us through loads of due diligence challenges and red flags that come up during the investment process. What made it so good was the red card/green card game Charlotte ran. She threw out real-life scenarios founders have faced during due diligence and the panel of investors had to quickly vote – red flag (unlikely to get investment) or green flag (likely to move forward). No fence-sitting allowed! And even better, they had to explain their decisions straight away. It was brilliant because we all know people form opinions quickly, and investors are no different."

Amy Mooney, via Linkedin

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