DealQuest has published 98 episodes about raising capital. They feature 78 named guests and roughly 69 hours of conversation. The host is Corey Kupfer, a transactional attorney with more than 35 years of negotiating experience and the author of Authentic Negotiating. The show gives as much time to deals that need little capital as to institutional rounds. The median episode runs 44 minutes.
Counted across episode titles and show notes. Episodes appear under more than one heading where they cover more than one subject.
The six episodes that go deepest on transaction mechanics.
with Gerry Hays
From losing his $25,000 life savings on his first startup investment to democratizing venture capital for everyday investors…
with Maximilian Rast
Maximilian Rast has over ten years of experience raising capital for different companies.
with Salvatore Tirabassi
From dot-com survivor to fractional CFO, Salvatore Tirabassi shares how his venture capital and private equity background enables him to deliver PE-grade financial strategy to founder-owned businesses…
with Hall T. Martin
Hall T. Martin is a man who lives in the startup world and has founded several angel groups.
with Brian Meegan and Sara Mostafa
There is more capital in private markets than most dealmakers have ever seen, and much of it has nowhere obvious to exit.
with Nick Jones
From professional wakeboarder to CEO managing $250M+ in commercial real estate investments, Nick Jones shares proven strategies for building successful real estate businesses through strategic partnerships, effective capital raising…
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All 98, newest first. Each links to the full episode.
DealQuest has published 98 episodes on capital raising, out of 416 since February 2019. Guests include Gerry Hays, Maximilian Rast, Salvatore Tirabassi. Coverage spans private equity and institutional capital (46 episodes); venture capital and startup rounds (41 episodes); debt and alternative financing (18 episodes); deals needing little capital (12 episodes). Episodes run 44 minutes on average and publish weekly.
Yes. Structures requiring little capital are a stated focus of the show, alongside institutional rounds. Episode 379, "Democratizing Venture Capital Through VentureStaking," is one example.
Partly. Venture rounds are covered, but the audience skews toward owners of established privately held companies, so private equity, debt and seller-financed structures get more airtime than seed-stage venture.
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