A little history. The founder H. Francis Fytton formed Internet advisory in 1997 with $20,000 and two partners. Eight months later and with no further capital investment, Internet advisory was reverse merged with a public company and received $1.2 million of investment capital. Within four years Internet advisory had a $100 million market cap or in other words it would cost you that much to buy every share in the market place. Building on that history and experience Mr. Fytton formed capital advisory in order to help other companies seeking to go public.

Capital Advisory is a privately held company originally formed in 1993 as a Delaware corporation for the purposes of selling premium telephone services. Since 2006 Capital Advisory has focused on consulting with companies seeking to raise capital through the public equity markets. In simple terms this means taking companies from private to public and helping them raise money. Our first solo project, Sushee Inc., was completed and then sold in 2008. Since then we have consulted on numerous private placement deals that have resulted in many tens of millions of dollars of capital being raised.

For the first time Capital Advisory is seeking outside investors to help to enable us to handle the increasing demand that we are experiencing. More than ever since the great DOT-COM boom, companies are looking to going public as a solution today capital needs. Capital Advisory management has over 15 years experience in this marketplace. We are ideally suited to picking and choosing companies that meet our exacting standards. We do not fund product development, we only fund company expansion. In other words we pick companies that have existing revenue in most cases and need capital to expand their already defined markets. Capital Advisory consults with these companies, creates an investment plan that is both practical in its timeframe and financial needs for these companies. We reject more companies than we accept.

Capital Advisory already owns two publicly traded vehicles sometimes called “public shells”, although this term is no longer correct, and has access to many more. Money from investors will be used for the accounting legal and audit work to improve these public companies by making them eligible to trade on higher exchanges. This requires that they become what is known as full reporting, meaning that they have audited financials plus and SEC filing. Capital Advisory has already invested in cleaned up and owns the public vehicles necessary.

We operate on one simple premise that is the merging company has already developed a proven working business model, that we can build on and in return receive an excellent return on investment. Capital advisory receives in return a large block of stock in the form of a convertible of venture which is just a fancy way of saying that the company owes’s a fixed amount of money that if they that if they can’t pay we take stock instead. Capital Advisory will now share these profits with its investors. By bringing our 15 years of public company experience we minimize our risks and maximize our returns.

The market for our services is virtually limitless, and the time is definitely now. Following the Facebook and Twitter IPO’s more and more investors will be looking once again for early-stage companies to invest in. Most of course won’t have the same success as Facebook.but a small investment in these companies can often create a greater return for the individual investor. Capital advisory helps create these opportunities. We work on a simple reliable and repeatable business model.

WE DON’T LOOK FOR CLIENTS, THEY LOOK FOR US !