AI Tools to Grow, Invest and Raise Capital Faster: Webinar
Artificial Intelligence Webinar: 100+ Ways to Grow, Invest & Raise Capital 33% Faster
Founders, capital raisers, fund managers and investors who want practical examples of using AI for investor outreach, pitch work, due diligence and deal structuring.
Summary
A Family Office Club webinar walks through a set of custom GPT tools called Investor Super Intelligence. Richard C. Richard says the tools are built on transcripts from about 1,500 speakers, his books, workshops and 22,000 investor profiles. The aim is that answers come from specialized data instead of the open web. He cites studies reporting 33% faster work, 25% fewer mistakes and a 12 point IQ boost for knowledge workers using AI.
The session then runs live demos. Investor pipeline builder lists the top 50 investors for a self storage raise in Texas. An email optimizer scores one email 72 out of 100. The one-liner tool drafts seven options from a pitch deck. Dewey writes a 30 question due diligence questionnaire in about 45 seconds. Deal Structure Ninja returns 10 structures for buying a plumbing company in Hawaii. Richard stresses that humans and professional advisors still review the output.
- 1Upload your pitch deck
- 2Generate seven one-liners
- 3Pick favorites, request seven more
- 4Ask for harder numbers
- 5Choose one that is true
What to take from this talk
- Data quality shapes AI answers. Richard compares generic AI to asking a middle schooler how to raise capital. He says accuracy, focus and completeness of the inputs strongly affect the outputs. The tools use founder and investor material instead of general web content.
- Structured steps beat a blank prompt. Each tool runs on a one and a half page prompt that sets the data, steps, grading, output and next steps. Richard says this process matters as much as the data. Outputs such as Excel lists also come with reminders on how to use them.
- A raise benefits from a one-liner. Richard says many people raising capital have no one-liner and no one minute founder video. He suggests picking a one-liner that is true, uses credible numbers and sparks curiosity. The tool can keep generating new sets of seven on request.
- Screen deals before taking meetings. Dewey reviews a pitch deck or PPM for risks, red flags and missing details, then writes seven questions. Richard suggests emailing those questions before agreeing to a Zoom. He also describes ranking 12 pitch decks at once in a table.
- Structure can change a no. Richard says changing a deal structure has turned past refusals into agreements. In one example, an asset valued at $3 million was bought for about $400,000 with a carveout. He says AI is meant to support professional advisors, not replace them.
Worth quoting
"Of course, AI at this point is not replacing humans. It's making humans 33% faster, make fewer mistakes, and boost their IQ."
"The more valuable the investor, the more concise you need to be."
"Anybody can wake up in their mother-in-law's basement tomorrow and say the same thing. It means nothing."
Facts and figures
- Dewey, the instant due diligence advisor, is trained on over 150 resources and has produced over a thousand due diligence reports.
- The pitch deck score tool grades decks on 25 criteria, and the one-liner tool uses 25 criteria to produce seven one-liners per run.
- Deal Structure Ninja returns 10 structure options per request and has been used over 100 times by members.
Sources
From Richard C. Wilson's Centimillionaire Strategies YouTube channel: Artificial Intelligence Webinar: 100+ Ways to Grow, Invest & Raise Capital 33% Faster. Quotes come from the video captions, lightly edited for readability. Figures are the speakers' own estimates and experience.
General education only. Not legal, tax or investment advice.
Talk to a securities attorney to explore options around deal structure options, due diligence questionnaires and offering documents. Do not use AI to write your own legal agreements.
Related questions
- Can AI predict which investors will respond to my pitch?No, not reliably.
- Is it risky to put investor data into ChatGPT?Yes, it can be.
- Can AI score my pitch deck before I send it?Yes.
Questions about this video
What is the investor pipeline builder?
It searches 22,000 investor profiles based on where you live and what you are raising for. In the demo, a self storage raise in Texas returned a top 50 investor list that could be downloaded in Excel.
What is a master due diligence questionnaire?
It is a list of 30 questions a sophisticated investor should ask, with written answers. Richard says Dewey can draft one from a pitch deck and PPM in about 45 seconds. He mentions reviewing it carefully and having professionals look at it before sharing.
Do the tools replace attorneys or accountants?
No. Richard says AI makes humans faster and reduces mistakes but should not replace them. For meaningful amounts of money, he suggests using the forensic accountant tool alongside professional advisors.
Put this into practice with the one-liner builder. See all ai for capital raising resources.
