Roadshow logistics
Roadshows, conferences and family office dinners: the schedule, the travel and who will be in each room.
Embedded with you
Fractional Investor Relations for Private Equity
Praxis Rock Advisors puts one senior person inside your team to run the work between investor meetings, under your name. It suits fund managers and companies whose partners should spend their time with investors, not on logistics.
How fractional investor relations works with us
Our person runs the work between meetings, as one of your team and under your name.
Your partners take the meetings and make the decisions.
Behind them: Praxis researchers with data, meeting briefs and warm paths from our relationship graph; Praxis partners with materials, press and dinners; The Praxis Rock Platform with the pipeline.
What fractional investor relations covers
Investor follow-up
A note after every meeting, with the materials asked for and the next step agreed.
Data room organization
Documents in order and access set up before each diligence call.
Investor updates
Regular news on your fund or company, written for the people already interested.
Meeting briefs
Who is in the room, what they invest in and what they asked last time.
One pipeline view
Every investor, note and next step in one place on The Praxis Rock Platform.
Why fractional investor relations works
More time with investors
Your partners spend their hours in meetings. The logistics and the follow-up sit with our person.
Your name, not ours
Investors deal with your firm, not with us. Our person works as part of your team.
Steady contact
Raises close over months, not in one meeting. Our person keeps each investor current until they decide.
Questions about fractional investor relations
What does our embedded person do?
The work between investor meetings: the roadshow schedule, the note after each meeting, the data room, investor updates and a brief before each call. The meetings and the decisions stay with your partners.
Whose name do investors see?
Yours. Our person works under your firm's name as part of your team, and every investor relationship stays with you.
How is the fee set?
The fee is set for each engagement and scoped to the work, and both are agreed in writing before you commit. No fee is tied to capital raised.
Do we still need our own investor relations hire?
Not to start. Our person covers the work for as long as the raise runs, and the scope adjusts as it moves. If you later hire your own lead, the notes and meeting history stay with your team.
Sources and dates
| What the page says | Where it comes from | As of |
|---|---|---|
| Our person and the team behind them | The written scope of each engagement: one senior person inside your team, with our researchers, our partners and The Praxis Rock Platform behind them. | November 2026 |
| Warm paths | The Praxis Rock relationship graph: shared boards, schools, employers and past deals. | November 2026 |
| One pipeline view | The Praxis Rock Platform: companies, people, notes and history in one place. | November 2026 |
| How the fee is set | Our fee terms, the same for every client, under Questions about fees and data. | November 2026 |
Tell us where your raise stands. We will tell you whether an embedded person fits.
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