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What Does It Mean for a Business to Be Funding-Ready?
Why You Should Prepare Before You Start Looking for Funding
The First 30 Days: Put the Business Foundation in Order
Conduct a Funding Readiness Audit
Put Your Corporate and Regulatory Documents in Order
Separate Business Money from Personal Money
Understand Your Current Financial Position
Days 31–60: Build a Convincing Business and Funding Case
Validate the Market Opportunity
Define Exactly What the Funding Will Accomplish
Determine the Correct Amount to Raise
Match the Funding Instrument to the Business Need
Develop Realistic Financial Projections
Days 61–75: Develop Your Funding Documentation
Prepare a Bankable Business Plan
Prepare a Professional Pitch Deck
Prepare a Clear Use-of-Funds Statement
Organise a Funding Data Room
Days 76–90: Test Your Business Before Approaching Funders
Conduct a Mock Investment Review
Conduct a Consistency Audit
Develop a Funding Pipeline Instead of Chasing Every Opportunity
What Should Your Business Look Like After 90 Days?
A Practical Funding-Readiness Example
Do Not Confuse Funding Readiness With Guaranteed Funding
Why Many Nigerian SMEs Need Professional Funding-Readiness Support
Work With Dayo Adetiloye Business Hub to Become Funding-Ready
Contact Dayo Adetiloye Business Hub
The Ultimate Grant Readiness System™: Build Your Funding Infrastructure Before You Need It
Final Thoughts
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