Most courses give you theory. This one gives you the truth from someone who’s both raised millions and invests in startups today. It’s not abstract advice — it’s the exact strategies Clarence uses to evaluate pitches and the same guidance that’s helped founders close real funding rounds.

Perfect. The course is designed to help first-time founders avoid the mistakes Clarence sees most often. You’ll learn how to structure your pitch, what to highlight, and how to build confidence in the room — even if you’re starting from scratch.

Yes. While Clarence comes from the VC world, the frameworks and strategies apply to angel investors, accelerators, and even strategic partners. It’s about knowing what decision-makers look for so you can position yourself to win.

The course is built for busy founders. Each video module is short and actionable, and you can move at your own pace. Most founders spend about 2–3 hours a week — and the time you save by avoiding costly fundraising mistakes is exponential.

Starting November 7, live sessions will be held twice a week:

• Fridays, 11:30 AM–12:30 PM CST

• Sundays, 6:30 PM–8:00 PM CST

Each session is interactive — not just a lecture — and gives you the chance to bring your toughest fundraising questions for direct feedback from Clarence. You’ll also see special topic-based sessions each month, like “Are you VC backable?”, “First meeting etiquette,” and “Pitch deck review.”

All community live sessions are recorded and available inside the course portal. You’ll also be able to submit questions in advance, so even if you can’t attend live, you’ll still get your questions answered and be part of the discussion with the community.

Fundraising is never guaranteed. This isn't a get funded in 90 day scheme. Fundraising takes time, patience and a lot of luck— but Clarence built this course to remove the guesswork. If you apply the strategies, you’ll know exactly what investors want and how to present yourself with clarity and confidence.