Series A Pitch Deck for Founders Raising from Real InvestorsMatin Pichvai
A finance-native investor presentation built by someone who's reviewed pitches as a capital allocator, not just designed slides.
What you'll get
A 12–15 slide investor presentation covering investment thesis, market opportunity, business model, unit economics, traction, financial projections, team, and use of funds. Structured the way institutional investors actually read pitches — narrative arc that anticipates diligence questions, financial slides that hold up to scrutiny, and a use-of-funds page that maps clearly to your next-round metrics.
Delivered as editable PowerPoint plus presentation-ready PDF.
My process
45-minute kickoff call to understand your business, the round, and the audience.
Draft outline within 3 days for your approval before I build.
Full deck delivered within 2 weeks of kickoff.
One round of revisions included.
What I need from you
Existing materials (current deck if you have one, financial model, key metrics), a rough sense of the round size and target investors, and 45 minutes for kickoff. The more context you give me upfront, the better the first draft.
Best fit for
Pre-seed through Series B raises across SaaS, healthcare, consumer, fintech, and services. Especially strong fit if you have a finance-sophisticated investor audience (institutional VCs, growth equity, strategic acquirers).
Not a fit for
Pure design refreshes of an existing deck where the content already works. Crypto, NFT, or pre-product concepts without traction.
My background
Controller at a major alternative asset manager, ex-PwC audit. I've spent years on both sides of investor materials — building them for portfolio companies and reviewing them as a capital allocator. That dual perspective shapes how I structure narrative, defend numbers, and anticipate the questions an experienced investor will ask.
Starting at$2,500
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Microsoft PowerPoint
Financial Modeling
Fundraising
Pitch Deck Designer
Investor Deck
Investor Relations
Series A
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Matin Pichvai Los Angeles, USA
Series A Pitch Deck for Founders Raising from Real InvestorsMatin Pichvai
Starting at$2,500
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Microsoft PowerPoint
Financial Modeling
Fundraising
Pitch Deck Designer
Investor Deck
Investor Relations
Series A
A finance-native investor presentation built by someone who's reviewed pitches as a capital allocator, not just designed slides.
What you'll get
A 12–15 slide investor presentation covering investment thesis, market opportunity, business model, unit economics, traction, financial projections, team, and use of funds. Structured the way institutional investors actually read pitches — narrative arc that anticipates diligence questions, financial slides that hold up to scrutiny, and a use-of-funds page that maps clearly to your next-round metrics.
Delivered as editable PowerPoint plus presentation-ready PDF.
My process
45-minute kickoff call to understand your business, the round, and the audience.
Draft outline within 3 days for your approval before I build.
Full deck delivered within 2 weeks of kickoff.
One round of revisions included.
What I need from you
Existing materials (current deck if you have one, financial model, key metrics), a rough sense of the round size and target investors, and 45 minutes for kickoff. The more context you give me upfront, the better the first draft.
Best fit for
Pre-seed through Series B raises across SaaS, healthcare, consumer, fintech, and services. Especially strong fit if you have a finance-sophisticated investor audience (institutional VCs, growth equity, strategic acquirers).
Not a fit for
Pure design refreshes of an existing deck where the content already works. Crypto, NFT, or pre-product concepts without traction.
My background
Controller at a major alternative asset manager, ex-PwC audit. I've spent years on both sides of investor materials — building them for portfolio companies and reviewing them as a capital allocator. That dual perspective shapes how I structure narrative, defend numbers, and anticipate the questions an experienced investor will ask.
$2,500