Founded in 2020, Sheila Hogan created Biscuit Tin after the death of her parents, which saw her sort through all their important documents, notes and photos which they kept in a biscuit tin.
Digital legacy is a new and growing market, expected to reach a value of approximately $35 billion (£26bn) worldwide over the next five years.
“The end-of-life process has become complicated and stressful as a result of the shift from an analogue to a digital world. Digital legacy planning is set to replace more traditional and outdated practises, and we want to be at the forefront of this in the UK,” said Sheila Hogan.
Biscuit Tin approached Raising Partners with a clear vision for future growth but with one key component missing – the investment to execute. Sheila needed a team she could rely on to make her vision a reality and connect her with the right investors as well as work with her on the all-important investment assets, financial model and pitch.
The Raising Partners team worked closely with the Biscuit Tin team and Board of Advisors on a fully-managed end-to-end fundraising project.
With backing from Scottish Enterprise’s Investor Readiness Grant, we started by building a comprehensive financial model and investor-focused pitch deck to articulate the size of the investment opportunity and potential for future growth.
We then approached a targeted group of investors who rely on Raising Partners for deal-flow and were also a fit with the Biscuit Tin values, ethos and vision. We were with Sheila every step of the way, from first pitch, to due diligence, legals and closing the round. We even fitted in a pitch to the Dragons on BBC One’s Dragons’ Den!
"Working with Raising Partners was critical in my mission to raise investment, and therefore be able to start to execute my growth plans for the business.
Not only did Raising Partners help me to create my pitch deck, financial model, investment strategy and craft my presentation but also helped me to actually evidence the business opportunity effectively to potential investors. I couldn’t have asked for better partners to work with on this."
Sheila Hogan Founder and CEO Biscuit Tin