---
creationDate: 2026-04-21
type: person
relationship: advisor
company: Independent
status: active
last_interaction: 2026-03-15
next_step: Quarterly check-in due late June
priority: medium
person_relationship_type: "advisor"
person_is_public_figure: false
person_journal_mention_count: 0
person_priority: "medium"
example: true
---

> **Example card.** This shows how to structure an advisor relationship — quarterly cadence, focused topics, clear next-step. Replace with a real person when you set up your vault, or delete this file.

# Daniela Rojas (example)

*Quarterly advisor on go-to-market and fundraising.*

**Role:** Former founder of two B2B SaaS companies (one acquired, one wound down). Now advises 4-5 founders. No formal title.
**Based:** Mexico City
**How we met:** Warm intro from a mutual investor, March 2025.

## Contact
- Email: (placeholder — replace with the real address)
- LinkedIn: (placeholder — replace with the real handle)

## Cadence
Quarterly Zoom, 60 minutes. She picks the date when the previous one ends. No formal agenda — I bring 2-3 specific questions.

## What I get from her
- Honest read on go-to-market tradeoffs for B2B SaaS
- Pattern recognition on fundraising timelines (she has done 4 rounds across two companies)
- Introductions to operators, never to investors directly (her stated rule)

## What she gets from me
- A line of sight into early-stage AI workflows she is not building herself
- Occasional unblocked candor she does not get from her advisees who are paying her

## Open questions for next session
- Stage gating for a Series A push vs. extending the seed round
- How to think about an exec hire when revenue is still bumpy

## How this card auto-populates

Same as the maintainer card — every journal mention, meeting note, and floor co-occurrence populates the frontmatter fields automatically as you use the system. Run `/second-brain-mapping` to refresh. Once your whole vault is interconnected, this card surfaces patterns across many advisor sessions, not just the most recent one.
