Mount North Capital is a real estate investment fund specializing in asset-backed, short-duration distressed credit. They focus on real assets, conservative structures, and defined timelines, offering investors an alternative to longer-dated, harder-to-exit private credit products.
The strategy was sound.
The performance was proven.
But in the RIA world, no one knew who they were.
Advisors are flooded with new funds, decks, and performance claims. If they do not immediately understand what you do, why it matters, and where it fits, the conversation ends early.
Mount North Capital wanted to present their offering to RIAs and begin building traction in the channel. That opportunity came through EnduranceX, a marketplace built to connect alternative investment managers with advisors. Before that could happen effectively, the fund needed clarity, structure, and a story that could carry across conversations.
That’s where Agora DX entered the picture.
The relationship began with a podcast invitation.
Mount North Capital’s team was invited to appear on ATLalts, hosted by Andres Sandate, founder of EnduranceX. The show focuses on educating advisors about alternative investments, not promoting products.
During the recording, something became clear.
It was the first time Mount North Capital’s founders had told their full story in a structured, advisor-friendly way. Not just the returns, but the origin of the firm, the reasoning behind the strategy, and the discipline that shaped how capital is deployed.
By the end of the conversation, it was clear this was not just a podcast appearance. It was the start of a much larger opportunity to reframe how the fund showed up to the RIA audience.
As follow-up conversations unfolded, a pattern emerged.
Mount North had deep expertise, but their materials were built for people already fluent in the space. RIAs, on the other hand, needed a story paired with clear metrics — something they could quickly understand, remember, and confidently explain to clients.
Too much detail too early slowed things down.
Too little structure made differentiation harder.
The challenge was not simplifying the story. It was organizing it.
Agora DX was brought in to help turn that complexity into coherence.
Alongside the team at EnduranceX, we worked closely with Mount North to reframe the narrative around how advisors actually evaluate opportunities. What role does this play in a portfolio? How long is capital tied up? Where does risk live? Why is this meaningfully different from other private credit offerings?
From there, we built a clean set of core assets to support those conversations. That included:
Every asset pointed back to a single goal: make it easier for Mount North Capital to have productive, confident conversations with RIAs.
With the foundation in place, distribution became the focus.
For this audience, our outreach strategy was imperative. RIAs do their homework privately. They prefer education over promotion and tend to move at their own pace.
Working alongside EnduranceX and leveraging their proprietary data, we launched a targeted marketing campaign that introduced Mount North gradually, focusing on clarity and fit rather than hype.
The response was immediate.
Advisors booked calls. Questions became more specific. Several firms expressed interest in seven- and eight-figure allocations, with some indicating appetite to grow those commitments over time.
At one point, interest outpaced near-term capacity — a good problem to have.
Momentum in the RIA channel is fragile. Interest alone does not close capital.
As conversations progressed, the EnduranceX marketplace helped ensure Mount North had the operational and platform connectivity needed to support advisors properly. Reporting systems, custodial considerations, and onboarding workflows were addressed so conversations did not stall at the finish line.
Marketing created awareness.
Infrastructure made it actionable.
By the end of the engagement, Mount North Capital had a clear, repeatable story built for RIAs, a professional content library they could reuse across conversations, and a proven path from first touch to serious allocation discussions.
Just as importantly, they gained a framework they could build on, not a one-off campaign.
This project was not about a single website or a podcast episode. It demonstrated what happens when a strong investment strategy is paired with disciplined storytelling, thoughtful distribution, and real operational readiness for the RIA channel.
For Agora DX, this work reinforced a simple truth: lesser-known funds don’t need to sound bigger than they are. They need to sound clearer.
Sometimes the difference between being overlooked and being taken seriously is simply telling the right story, the right way, to the right audience.
