Capital Readiness Execution Lab
Three-week focused engagement
Capital starts with readiness.
The Capital Readiness Execution Lab helps businesses and nonprofit organizations strengthen the operating, financial, governance, and documentation infrastructure required to pursue funding with greater credibility and confidence.
Assess Your Capital ReadinessFunding does not fix readiness gaps. It exposes them.
Organizations may pursue capital before they have the infrastructure required to credibly receive, manage, or deploy it. Capital readiness involves more than finding an investor, lender, or grant opportunity.
Unclear use of funds
Incomplete or inconsistent financial information
Weak operating systems
Missing documentation
Unclear revenue or repayment model
Governance gaps
Insufficient measurement or outcomes capacity
Unclear capital strategy
Weak execution capacity
Two pathways. One framework.
Pathway 01
Business Capital Readiness
For businesses preparing for working capital, debt financing, growth capital, investor conversations, expansion funding, strategic capital, or other responsible growth-financing opportunities.
This pathway examines whether the business has the operating and financial infrastructure required to credibly pursue capital.
Potential outputs
- Capital Objective Clarification
- Use-of-Funds Model
- Business and Operating Readiness Review
- Financial / Documentation Readiness Checklist
- Business Model and Revenue Review
- Data-Room Architecture
- Capital-Source Routing Assessment
- Risk and Dependency Identification
- 90-Day Capital Readiness Execution Plan
Pathway 02
Nonprofit Capital Readiness
For nonprofits and mission-driven organizations preparing for traditional grants, program-related investments, recoverable grants, catalytic capital, mission-aligned debt, blended capital, outcomes-based funding, or other nontraditional funding pathways.
This pathway examines whether the organization has the governance, operating, financial, documentation, and measurement capacity required for the funding pathway being considered.
Potential outputs
- Organizational Readiness Assessment
- Funding Gap Analysis
- Use-of-Funds Architecture
- Governance Readiness Review
- Measurement / Outcomes Readiness
- Capital-Stack Possibilities
- Documentation and Data-Room Requirements
- Funding-Pathway Assessment
- 90-Day Funding Readiness Execution Plan
360 Global Management does not guarantee capital access or financing. Exact deliverables may differ between Business and Nonprofit pathways based on organizational need.
Three weeks. Clear structure.
Diagnose → Route → Execute → Scale
Diagnose
Identify the structural, financial, operational, governance, documentation, and execution gaps affecting capital readiness.
Route + Build
Evaluate appropriate capital pathways based on organizational fit and begin building or strengthening the infrastructure required for credible funding conversations.
Execute + Handoff
Clarify priorities, documentation requirements, ownership, next actions, and establish the 90-Day Capital Readiness Execution Plan.
What readiness looks like when the Lab is complete
Clear capital objective
Defined use of funds
Identified readiness gaps
Required documentation roadmap
Data-room structure
Capital pathway assessment
Risk and dependency map
Prioritized next actions
90-Day Capital Readiness Execution Plan
Exact deliverables may differ between Business and Nonprofit pathways based on organizational need.
Who the Lab is for
The Lab is not for organizations simply asking 360 to “find investors” or “get funding.”
What the Lab does not include
Clear boundaries keep the engagement focused. Additional specialist services may require qualified third-party professionals or a separate engagement.
360 Global Management prepares organizations for capital conversations and funding opportunities. We do not guarantee funding, lender approval, investor commitments, or grant awards.
