Associate
The Spartan GroupCheck size: Not applicable to Silver's documented advisory role. Spartan operates separate advisory and investment businesses, and its live roster places her only under Advisory. Financing or token-investment pitches should be directed to the appropriate investment team; advisory mandates should specify the transaction and engagement.
Silver's profile represents transaction execution rather than a published personal investment thesis. Spartan Advisory supports Web3 businesses with capital raises, M&A and strategic market work. The relevant lens is whether the company, financing or transaction is prepared for credible counterparties through coherent strategy, defensible metrics, clean materials, appropriate token and equity structure and a manageable process.
For advisory work: a clear mandate and decision maker, credible business and token economics, organized diligence, realistic valuation, defined counterparty universe, management availability, transparent risks and a team willing to prepare thoroughly and run a disciplined process.
No investment pass criteria are attributable. Advisory red flags include confusing advice with committed capital, missing financial or token data, unclear ownership and approvals, undisclosed liabilities, unrealistic valuation, no transaction rationale, weak buyer or investor fit and founders unwilling to prepare for diligence.
Do not ask Silver for a personal VC check. For an advisory mandate, state the company, geography, product and token/equity structure; transaction type; capital or strategic objective; current investors or buyers; metrics and financials; timeline; decision makers; prior process; and requested Spartan role. Keep confidential materials in an authorized data room.
Confirm whether the contact advises a transaction or allocates fund capital before treating engagement as investor interest.
Prepare strategy, historical and projected financials, KPI definitions, cap table, token model, legal structure, diligence materials, risks, use of proceeds and approvals.
Rank investors or buyers by strategic logic, mandate, stage, geography, check capacity, timing and likelihood of internal sponsorship.
Define workstreams, owners, information releases, meetings, bids, diligence gates, approvals, signing and closing dependencies.
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Silver Ng is an Associate on Spartan Group's Advisory team. She is based in Hong Kong and is an alumna of the University of Hong Kong. Public event material places her in conversations about Web3 venture capital, capital raises and M&A, while Spartan's roster categorizes her specifically under Advisory. Accessible sources do not establish a personal investment portfolio, prior employers or independent check-writing authority.