Is this just for early-stage businesses?
No. Members range from people with an idea to executives running large teams and owners of established businesses. If the story sounds like yours, it's for you.
Why £99, then £10?
The programme should pay for itself in the first week, so you pay for it once, and your first 28 weeks in The Room come with it. After that, the £10 keeps you in The Room's live sessions, your group and the lessons added after the first 28. £99 is the founding price. Later intakes will pay more.
Didn't Jamie retire from fundraising?
From running raises for clients, yes. The programme teaches the system behind more than 150 rounds, and a handful of private clients get Jamie directly.
What happens if Jamie is unwell?
The Room is built to keep running. Sessions are recorded, groups meet on their own and guests can step in. Table and Counsel clients hear from Jamie first.
Who sits at The Table?
Owners and senior leaders who are actively building. Seats are matched so nobody at the table is a competitor.
Is the living-abroad content legal advice?
No. It's Jamie's experience of living and working in another country since 2019, and it covers the questions to ask and who to ask. For your own case you'll be pointed to a lawyer or a gestor.
Will this get me funded?
Nobody honest promises that. You'll leave with a clear deck, a real investor list and the habit of doing the work every day.
Can I cancel?
Any time. You keep the programme and the toolkit, including the lessons still to be released. You lose The Room's live sessions and your group. Cancel The Room within your first 28 weeks and you never pay the £10.