How Founders Become Investable | Tyrus Shivers on Capital Raising, AI & Going Public
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In this episode of Arthur’s Round Table, Tyrus Shivers shares his journey from military service and government contracting to entrepreneurship, capital raising, and building Legacy Wealth Capital Group.
Tyrus explains why many founders struggle to raise capital—not because they lack good ideas, but because they have not yet built investable businesses. The conversation explores what it takes to move from operator to owner, from hustle to infrastructure, and from startup founder to capital-ready entrepreneur.
We discuss how investors evaluate opportunities, why systems and structure matter, how AI is changing entrepreneurship, and how founders can leverage pathways such as Regulation CF, Regulation A+, Reg D offerings, OTC markets, and public company strategies to accelerate growth.
Whether you're a founder, investor, family office executive, or entrepreneur looking to scale, this episode provides practical insights into building companies that attract capital and create long-term value.
What You'll Learn
• Why most founders are not investor-ready
• How to build an investable business
• Why capital follows structure
• How AI is changing entrepreneurship
• The differences between Reg CF, Reg D, and Reg A+
• What investors look for before writing checks
• How ownership creates generational wealth
• The pathway from startup to public markets
• Why systems and scalability increase company value
About Tyrus Shivers
Tyrus Shivers is an entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Legacy Wealth Capital Group. His background spans military service, government contracting, property management, consulting, capital raising, and business development. He focuses on helping founders build investable businesses, access capital, and create long-term wealth through ownership and strategic growth.