https://techcrunch.com/2022/06/16/sample-series-b-pitch-deck-ergeon/ > Last week, I wrote about Ergeon, the fence-building startup founded by a licensed contractor and the co-founder of Upwork. It employs more than 350 people in over 40 countries and raised more than $53 million to shake up the art of building fences, creating driveways and more on its path to “eventually building entire homes.” In a world where homeowners need — but often cannot afford or don’t prioritize — a general contractor even for smaller jobs, Ergeon swoops in, and it’s easy to see how there’s an enormous market for this sort of thing. > Amazed how Ergeon had been able to fly under the radar for so long, only to pop up announcing it had raised an impressive amount of money in a fantastically unsexy market, I asked Jenny He, the company’s founder, if I could pretty please, with a term sheet on top, take a closer look at the pitch deck she used to raise the company’s $40 million Series B. To my joy, and your benefit, she said yes — so let’s dive in and find out what it takes to raise a beefy round in today’s fundraising climate.