If your raises feel slower, heavier, or harder to convert, it is easy to blame market conditions. In many cases, the bottleneck is control.
In early raises, being involved in every investor conversation feels responsible. As raise sizes grow, that same control becomes friction.
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If you are raising between $5M and $50M and want capital to scale beyond your constant presence, this session will show you where your raise is breaking and how to fix it.
Discover how founder-dependent communication quietly limits investor confidence and puts a ceiling on how much capital you can close.
Understand why routing every investor touchpoint through the founder slows decisions and what to do instead to keep capital moving.
See the specific systems, roles, and processes serious operators put in place to make larger raises repeatable and founder-independent.
Understand the specific infrastructure shifts that allow your raise to scale without requiring your constant presence.
Marcin Drozdz is a private capital expert who has raised multiple nine figures. After the 2008 market crash, he launched and managed his first eight-figure equity fund, then expanded into multiple funds, large-scale multifamily, commercial assets, and development projects, with his teams participating in over $3 billion in transactions.
Today, Marcin is the Managing Partner of M1 Real Capital, where he focuses on acquiring and scaling distressed and value-add portfolios. Through M1’s advisory work, he and his team have consulted with over 1,000 operators, fund managers, and capital allocators to install scalable investor acquisition and capital-raising systems. He focuses on helping serious operators structure credible offers, attract qualified capital, and implement proven systems for raising money at scale.
