I have sat on both sides of the table — as a startup founder and as an investor.
As a founder I raised over €3M and one of my ventures reached a successful exit. I know how hard it is to get honest feedback from investors when it matters most.
As an investor I managed a €14M fund, sat on 8 boards, and ran over 300 founder interviews during due diligence. I have seen investor decisions from their side of the table.
I now use that combination to mentor 500+ startups and to build B2B and scale Gardeon across new markets (€20M in annual revenue).
€14M
Fund managed
8
Board seats
€3M+
Raised as founder
1
Exit
300+
Founder interviews
500+
Startups coached
Career
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Gardeon
B2B Director
€20M
annual revenue — I'm the one scaling it
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Jama Levova
Mentor
1 of 1
I'm the only consultant mentoring founders there
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Fond inovácií a technológií
Fund manager
€14M
managed, 8 board seats, 300+ founder interviews
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My own startup
Founder
€3M+
raised, one exit
Also: worked with a startup admitted to Techstars (Italy), speaker at Podim and other events.
Why choose me.
Both sides of the table
I am both a founder and an investor — few people in Slovakia have both experiences at once.
I'm doing it now, not just in the past
I build B2B and scale Gardeon across new markets (€20M annual revenue), every day. Not textbook theory.
Exclusive access
I'm the only consultant mentoring startups on Jama Levova.
International experience
I got a startup into Techstars — the first from Slovakia, into the 2nd best accelerator in the world.
Speaking
B2B scaling
How to grow from a few million to tens of millions in revenue without the company falling apart.
Fundraising & pitching
What investors check before saying yes — and why most pitches fail on the same thing.
Investor's perspective
What actually happens on the fund and board side during due diligence.
From startup to exit
Experience from founding, raising capital, and selling a company.
FREE
The checklist I've given to 500+ startups before fundraising.
5 questions every investor checks before they say yes. Most founders don't have an answer — and it costs them the round.