Deliver Your Deck Seed
12-week 1:1 pitch coaching for seed stage tech founders raising from North American investors
Own your pitch. Command the room.
You have spent months building something real. You have a deck. You know your numbers. You can talk about your business for hours.
And then you get in front of investors and something shifts.
You over-explain the product instead of the transformation. You rush through the founding story because it feels too personal. You hedge on the ask. You leave the meeting not sure what they thought, and not sure if it was your business or your delivery that did not land.
If English is your second language, there is something else happening too. You are thinking in two languages at once — your first language where the idea lives, and English where the investor lives. That translation happens in real time, under pressure, while someone evaluates every word. You pause to find the right word and lose the thread. You over-explain because you are not sure they understood, so you add more — which makes it worse. You walk out sounding smaller and less certain than the founder who built this company.
None of that is a business problem. None of it is an English problem. It is a delivery problem. And delivery is fixable.
That is what Deliver Your Deck is built for.
Over 12 weeks we go slide by slide through your pitch and build the delivery, presence, and investor communication skills that make a room lean in. You will not just know your pitch by the end. You will own it — in investor meetings, demo days, client conversations, board presentations, and every high-stakes room that comes after.
This is a private, application-only program. I work with a maximum of three founders per quarter so the coaching is as specific to your business, your stage, and your gaps as it needs to be.
Who This is For
Deliver Your Deck is for seed stage founders who are preparing to raise from North American investors and want to walk into those rooms ready (not learning by getting it wrong in front of real investors).
You are a good fit if you:
Are raising seed stage, $1M or more, from North American investors and want to be fully prepared before you start
Have real traction or clear growth signals and a deck that is either finished or close to finished
Have been in investor meetings and left unsure what they thought. You know something is off but cannot identify what
Are a non-native English speaking founder navigating investor room culture, language, and communication expectations that were not built for you, and want to show up in that room sounding exactly like yourself
Are a technical founder who knows the product cold but has never had a coach in your corner for the delivery itself
Are a first-time founder who wants to get the pitch right before the spotlight hits
Want direct feedback, not cheerleading. Someone who will tell you exactly what is unclear, what is weak, and what to fix
Are willing to practice, apply feedback, and show up fully between sessions
Who This is Not For
This is not the right fit if you:
Need a quick fix before a pitch next week. This program builds something that lasts. It is not fast enough for a meeting that is already in the calendar
Are pre-revenue or still validating your idea. Come back when you have traction and real investor conversations to prepare for
Are looking for someone to write your pitch or design your deck. I do not write your story or build your slides. I coach you to own them.
Want fundraising strategy, investor intros, or VC connections. That is not what I do.
Cannot commit one hour per week for coaching plus three to five hours between sessions to practice and apply what you are learning. The results come from the work between sessions, not just during them. Founders who show up prepared and do the work consistently between sessions see the biggest results. Founders who do not, do not.
How It Works: The 5 Step Process
Every session is built around your actual deck, your specific gaps, and your real investors. The structure is the same for every founder. The coaching is completely personalised.
Step 1-Baseline Audit and Onboarding: Before we touch a single slide, I need to know exactly where you are. You complete an onboarding package covering your strengths, weaknesses, goals, and timeline. You record your pitch cold (uncoached, no prep), and I review it alongside your deck so I can see exactly what is costing you credibility before any coaching begins. If English is not your first language, this is where I identify the specific language and delivery patterns creating friction so we can address them directly throughout the program.
Step 2 -Weekly Coaching, Slide by Slide: This is the core of the program. Every week we work through your pitch section by section — what the investor is actually thinking while you speak, where founders lose the room in that section, and exactly what to do about it. You record your pitch each week so we can track your progress, catch patterns, and target what is still not landing. Delivery, pacing, presence, and language are all worked on in real time. Mindset runs through every session because what happens in your head when the pressure is on is as important as anything on your slides.
Step 3- Full Live Investor Pitch Simulation: A complete mock investor meeting with your deck — live, with me, no warm-up, no coaching during. I play a skeptical investor and the pressure is real. You find out exactly where you hold the room and where you lose it before your actual meetings begin.
Step 4-Final Video Audit: After the simulation you record your full pitch delivery and I review it with timestamped feedback on your verbal communication, vocal dynamics, body language, eye contact, and overall presence. You see exactly what the investor sees, and we use it to lock in the final adjustments before your raise begins.
Step 5-Final Deck Audit: Your deck gets a full written review at the end of the program (story flow, slide order, messaging clarity, and investor perception). Everything that has evolved through 12 weeks of coaching gets pressure-tested on paper so your slides and your delivery are aligned before you walk into real rooms.
The 12-Week Curriculum
Every session is built around your actual deck, your specific gaps, and your real investors. The structure is the same for every founder. The coaching is completely personalised.
Presentation tips and techniques are embedded throughout every week, not saved for the end. Mindset work starts in week 1 and runs through the full program because what happens in your head when the pressure is on is as important as anything on your slides.
Week 1-Mindset, Cover, Elevator Pitch and Presenting With Confidence: We start here on purpose. Before we touch a single slide, we work on the internal state that determines how everything else lands. Then we build your one-sentence elevator pitch and establish your baseline delivery — how you show up, how you sound, and what the room experiences when you start talking.
Week 2- Crafting a Compelling Story That Resonates With Investors: Investors fund stories before they fund numbers. This week is about the narrative arc of your pitch — how the slides connect, how tension builds, and how to take an investor on a journey that makes them want to know what comes next. This is the foundation everything else sits on.
Week 3-Founding Story, Problem and Current Landscape: Why you, why this problem, why now. The founding story is where investors decide whether they believe in you as a founder. The problem slide is where they decide whether they care. We go deep on both — what to say, how to say it, and how to make the pain so specific and real that the solution feels inevitable.
Week 4-Solution and Product: Most founders over-explain the product and under-explain the transformation. This week we fix that. You will learn to describe what your product does for the customer, not what it does technically, in a way that is clear, credible, and memorable.
Week 5- Traction and Market: Traction is the section most founders either undersell or oversell. We work on how to present your strongest signal first, how to speak about your numbers with the same confidence and energy you use for everything else, and how to frame your market size in a way that is credible and specific rather than aspirational. Includes a mindset session on owning your numbers even when they are not where you want them to be.
Week 6- Competition: Saying you have no competitors ends the meeting. This week we build your competitive positioning — how to name competitors as a strength, how to articulate your specific advantage without being defensive, and how to answer the competition question with the same open, grounded energy as the traction question.
Week 7- Business Model: How do you make money should take one sentence. Most founders take four minutes. This week is about economy — saying the most important thing clearly, connecting your revenue model to your growth story, and stopping before you undo a good answer.
Week 8- Team and Why You Will Win: At seed stage investors are not just betting on your business. They are betting on you. This week we work on how to present your team in a way that answers the real question behind the slide: is this the team that can figure this out when things get hard? Credentials matter less than you think. Credibility matters more.
Week 9- The Ask, Use of Funds, Ending Strong and Closing Your Pitch: Vague asks signal vague thinking. This week we build your ask from the ground up — the amount, the allocation, the milestone it gets you to, and the Series A story it sets up. We work on how to close your pitch with conviction so the last thing the investor hears is as strong as the first. A strong close is not a summary. It is a landing — specific, confident, and memorable.
Week 10- Speaking About Your Business/ Reviewing the full deck in conversation: Most investor meetings are conversations, not presentations. This week we go back through the full deck and build your ability to speak about every part of your business naturally and fluently, without slides in front of you, without a script, and without losing the thread when the conversation goes somewhere unexpected. This is where the Seed Pitch Workbook framework comes to life in spoken form.
Week 11- Deck and Script Audit plus Rough Pitch Run-Through: This week I review your deck and your script in full and we go through the feedback together. Then we do a rough run of the complete pitch. You find out what is solid and what still needs work before week 12. Think of it as the dress rehearsal.
Week 12- Final Pitch Presentation with Feedback: The real thing. You deliver your full pitch from start to finish. I give you detailed, specific feedback on every layer — delivery, narrative, presence, language, and investor perception. You leave this session knowing exactly where you are strong and exactly what to watch for when you are in front of real investors.
What’s Included
12 private 1:1 sessions via Zoom: Focused entirely on your pitch, your delivery, and your gaps.
Weekly pitch recordings: You record your pitch each week so we can track progress, catch patterns, and target what is still not landing.
Investor language coaching in every session: The terms, definitions, examples, sentence structures, and red flag phrases that come up in North American investor rooms, practised in context until they feel natural.
Mindset work woven throughout: Starting week 1 and running through the full 12 weeks.
North American investor room culture embedded in every session: The unwritten rules, what signals confidence, what signals uncertainty, and how to read a room that is shifting.
Non-Native Speaker specific coaching in every section: The places where language, culture, and cognitive load create the most friction, addressed directly throughout the program.
Full live investor pitch simulation: A complete mock pitch meeting with realistic pushback before your final audits.
Final presentation video audit with timestamped feedback: A full review of your delivery, vocal dynamics, body language, and presence at the end of the program.
Final pitch deck audit with written feedback: Story flow, slide order, messaging clarity, and investor perception reviewed at the end of the program so your slides and delivery are aligned before your raise begins.
Yoodli practice support: Use my exclusive discount code for 20% off an AI tool to practice your pitch between sessions for real-time feedback on delivery, pacing, and clarity.
WhatsApp support between sessions : So feedback is implemented quickly and questions do not wait until the next session.
Session recordings: Review anytime to track your progress and identify patterns.
What You’ll Walk Away With
By the end of 12 weeks you will:
Deliver your pitch with calm, credible authority from the first slide to the close.
Speak about every part of your business fluently and confidently — in investor meetings, demo days, client conversations, and board presentations.
Present your traction, metrics, and financials with the same energy and conviction you bring to the parts of your pitch you love.
Answer the competition, market size, and business model questions without hedging or over-explaining.
Close your pitch with an ask that is specific, confident, and connected to a clear milestone.
Know what the investor is actually thinking at every point in your pitch, and how to use that to keep the room with you.
Sound like yourself in English. Not a performance of English. Not a smaller, more hesitant version of the founder who built this company. Yourself — clear, confident, and authoritative under pressure.
Walk away with a complete, refined pitch script that has been built around your business, in your words, section by section.
Walk away with a deck that has been audited, refined, and pressure-tested, so your slides and your delivery are aligned before you walk into real rooms.
Walk into any high-stakes room knowing you have done the work.
Investment
You are about to walk into rooms and ask investors to bet on you. This is you betting on yourself first.
Flexible payment options to fit where you are at right now:
Pay in full: $4,997 USD
2 payments: $2,550 USD upfront, $2,550 USD at week 5
3 monthly payments: $1,749 USD per month
I work with a maximum of three founders per quarter to ensure the coaching is focused, personalised, and delivers measurable results.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Most clients come in with a working deck and refine it throughout the program. Some build it as they go. Come as you are — the baseline audit in week one will tell us exactly what we are working with and where to start.
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No. While most clients are international founders raising from North American investors, Deliver Your Deck works equally well for first-time founders and technical founders regardless of language background. If you struggle to explain your business clearly and confidently under pressure, you are in the right place.
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This program is built for high-intermediate to advanced English speakers. You need enough fluency to engage in coaching, receive feedback, and iterate in real time. If you are not sure whether your English level is a fit, apply and we will figure it out together.
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It will. That is expected and built into the process. As you refine your delivery, you will almost always find places where the slides need to change too. The deck audit at the start and the weekly coaching create a feedback loop that improves both simultaneously.
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You leave with a pitch you own, a clear picture of your strongest moments, and the specific things to watch for when you are in real investor meetings. Many founders move straight into Hold the Room after Deliver Your Deck to prepare for investor Q&A before their raise begins. If that interests you, mention it in your application.
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Yes. Founders who start early get the most out of the program because they have time to practice in lower-stakes situations before the pressure is real. If your raise is 6 to 18 months out, now is the right time to start.
This program is application-only. I keep my roster small so every founder gets the focus and specificity the work requires.
If you are preparing to raise seed stage and want to walk into investor rooms owning every word of your pitch, apply to work with me.
Not Ready for 1:1 Coaching Yet?
The Seed Pitch Playbook gives you the same slide-by-slide framework in a self-study format — 90 minutes, $97. Get the Seed Pitch Playbook
The Seed Pitch Online Course is coming soon — the full framework with video walkthroughs and delivery guidance for every section. Join the waitlist
Prefer to work alongside other founders? Deliver Your Deck Group Cohorts are coming for seed stage founders who want the same program in a small group setting. Join the waitlist