06/03/2026
Fund managers lose RIA deals after the meeting more than most people realize, and the problem isn't the pitch.
Ryan Woelk, Account Manager at GK3 Capital, watched this pattern play out firsthand. The call goes well, the advisor asks smart questions, they talk about fit and next steps, and then three weeks later, nothing.
What's actually happening:
By the time an advisor leaves a positive call, they still have to take your fund to their investment committee. That committee will ask questions they can't answer off the top of their head. Pulling that information together takes hours, and in an advisor's world, hours are hard to find. The deal doesn't fall apart. It just quietly disappears.
What changes it:
The fund managers that win aren't the ones with the best pitch. They're the ones that make the advisor's internal job easiest. Ryan breaks down exactly what that looks like, including what an Investment Committee Toolkit is and why it's the piece most fund managers are missing.
Read the full breakdown here: https://www.gk3capital.com/insights/why-fund-managers-lose-ria-deals-after-the-meeting
Where do deals most commonly stall for you after a positive advisor meeting?