Fidelity Private Shares podcast ad on Run the Numbers

Fidelity Private Shares offers equity management and investor-readiness tools for startup founders. This 0:48 mid-roll ad ran on Run the Numbers, aired Oct 5, 2026.

TL;DR

  • Ad length: 0:48
  • Ad placement: Mid-roll (middle of the episode)
  • Audience type: Business
  • Episode name: Why Owning Your Data Is the New Moat | Primary Venture's Emily Man
  • Aired: Oct 5, 2026

Brand

Fidelity Private Shares

Brand type

Fintech & Payments

Audience type

Business

Ad copy

A wise man once told me that every startup is really just a loosely functioning disaster. Ain't that the truth? If your startup needs a little extra support, and let's be honest, who doesn't need a little help now and then? You're in for a pleasant surprise with Fidelity. Fidelity Private Shares helps early and growth stage companies stay investor ready with cap table, data room, and scenario modeling all in one place.

A messy or missing cap table might not just slow you down, it could cost you your next fundraising round. VCs are flooded with pitches, and if your equity is confusing or missing, they'll move on fast. Fidelity Private Shares gives founders the structure and simplicity to focus on what actually matters, building your company. If you stay investor ready, you don't have to get investor ready. Check out fidelityprivateshares.com to learn more. That's fidelityprivateshares.com.

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