Being a CEO is a lonely job. There is nobody you can share your problems and struggles with. When you decide to raise money and find the right investors this loneliness is even more harsh.

When I first met One Minute and decided to start working together, I didn’t get a consultant, but a friend who helped me to carry the struggles of a CEO. Before meeting them, my plan was to raise one round as fast as possible and as much as I can. But they helped me to build up a complete strategy on our fundraising with multiple rounds, and helped to execute this strategy. This strategy based fundraising process saved us more than a million USD in the first year alone.

Working with the team was easy. We had scheduled weekly meetings and they scheduled pre-screened investor meetings. My job was finally focused on talking to investors about my company and our vision. Not to chase down the investors, find out if we are a good match, find out the structure, think about the nitty-gitty details of a possible deal etc.

Without this cooperation, our story would be much more different and probably far less successful.