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In this second part, the role of Investor Relations shifts from fundraising to managing the relationship over time: timing, transparency on critical issues and strategic investor engagement become levers to support startup growth.
In early-stage startup studios, Investor Relations is not just about raising capital: it is the function that turns investors, founders and portfolio companies into an ecosystem capable of creating value over time.
Liquidity crises are a physiological phase in the life of a startup: how to foresee them with cash flow and budget, and which operational levers to use to manage them.
In a startup studio there is never just one product to grow: how to reuse automation logic while adapting it to each startup, without standardizing everything.
The best code is the code you don't write: how we decide what to build and what to buy in our portfolio startups, and why AI has made the choice harder.
The budget tells you how much, the cash flow tells you when: how we connect the economic forecast and the cash view to understand whether every decision is truly sustainable.
Fragmented costs, forgotten subscriptions, blurred responsibilities: four concrete best practices to centralise, classify and monitor recurring costs in your startup, before they become a problem.
How to welcome new talent into a multi-project ecosystem without causing cognitive overload.
Monitoring cash flows is one of the main activities a founder has to manage in their entrepreneurial life, and one of the pieces of information investors ask for most.
Not all customers are equal, and not every channel works right away. A tactical analysis of how to balance outbound, networking and smart money to validate the product before the budget runs out.
A remote work guide for startups: from the pillars of managing a distributed team to the best tools and practices for a successful remote-first approach.
How to set up management control in a startup: a practical guide to monitoring costs, cash flow and runway from the very first months
