Check out key elements you need to know about equity and convertible notes prepared by Thibaut Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready via: www.startups.be/fundraisingStartups.be
Dive into Startups.be overview of the fundraising process, prepared by Thibau Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Investor readiness: Startup valuation by Startups.beStartUps.be
Check out the most reliable methodologies and become aware of the risk factors. More information on getting investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Check out tips and tricks for dealing with investors and learn how to avoid mistakes when raising funds for your startup, prepared by Thibaut Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Investor readiness: 99 questions from investors by Startups.beStartUps.be
Sharpen up your pitching skills: how to talk about your product, metrics, business model, team and more! Want to get investor ready? Visit www.startups.be/fundraising
Check out the essentials you need to know about metrics and unit economics prepared by Thibaut Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready via: www.startups.be/fundraisingStartups.be
Dive into Startups.be overview of the fundraising process, prepared by Thibau Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Investor readiness: Startup valuation by Startups.beStartUps.be
Check out the most reliable methodologies and become aware of the risk factors. More information on getting investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Check out tips and tricks for dealing with investors and learn how to avoid mistakes when raising funds for your startup, prepared by Thibaut Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Investor readiness: 99 questions from investors by Startups.beStartUps.be
Sharpen up your pitching skills: how to talk about your product, metrics, business model, team and more! Want to get investor ready? Visit www.startups.be/fundraising
Check out the essentials you need to know about metrics and unit economics prepared by Thibaut Claes (thibaut@startups.be). Learn more and get investor-ready via: www.startups.be/fundraisingStartups.be
5. how to choose your investor startups.beStartUps.be
Find out how to choose an investor that adds value to your business: track record, partners and which are the red flags you should pay attention to. Learn more and get investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Startany.com. Remote Acceleration Program.
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The Founder’s Guide to Early-Stage Valuation
Presented by Stephen R. Poland, co-founder 1x1 Media.
For many early-stage entrepreneurs assigning a valuation to your startup is one of the more intimidating tasks encountered during the fundraising quest. Based on the popular Founders’ Pocket Guide: Startup Valuation, this webinar provides a quick reference to all of the key topics around early-stage startup valuation and provides step-by- step examples for several valuation methods.
This webinar helps startup founders learn:
What a startup valuation is and when you need to start worrying about it.
Key terms and definitions associated with valuation, such as pre-money, post-money, and dilution.
How investors view the valuation task and what their expectations are for early-stage companies.
How the valuation fits with your target raise amount and resulting founder equity ownership.
How to do the simple math for calculating valuation percentages.
How to estimate your company valuation using several accepted methods.
Stephen R. Poland
Stephen R. Poland has worked with hundreds of startups and entrepreneurs, mentoring them on startup mechanics, funding plans, pitch decks, financial models, and due diligence documentation for the angel funding process.
Steve brings more than 20 years' experience in startups and entrepreneurship to his career. Leveraging leadership roles with the Walt Disney Company, MacMillan Publishing, and Bertelsmann, Steve co-founded startups in the digital music and on-demand media manufacturing sectors, as well an early days anti-virus product.
Along with being co-founder of 1x1 Media, Steve works as a venture growth advisor in Western North Carolina.
This presentation takes a look at the key considerations for valuing a startup especially within the context of the Lagos Angel Network. It covers Physical Assets, Intellectual Property, the People, Customers & Contracts, Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Earnings Multiple, Asset Replacement Cost, Market Size & Growth, Competitors & Barriers and Comparable Recipients.
How do you figure out how much money you need, and when? We’ll look at a case study and talk P&L to help you determine the right market for your product and which funding source is most appropriate to maximize the exit for your company.
The Ultimate Investor Pitch Deck TemplateCrowdfunder
Great startups don’t fund themselves. Raising money from investors requires a great pitch, even for experienced founders with significant traction in their startup.
There’s a formula for pitching your startup that has helped startup founders raise millions.
In short, this formula involves crafting a larger story / narrative, while speaking directly to what investors are looking for and need to know about you, your company, your market, and your plan.
TCN on Air: Breaking Down Strategic Investments for Life Sciences and technol...The Capital Network
There are many routes to funding your life science startup. One way to get to the next step in the early stages is through strategic investments with industry partners. In this online interactive Google hangout, we will look at how a strategic investment differs from regular financial investments such as angels or VCs, and how this can both negatively and positively impact your company. It will also discuss who potential strategics are, their motivation, as well as the recent trends in strategic investment.
If you are looking for alternative routes to funding, this is the hangout for you!
Expert:
Ryan Sansom – Goodwin Procter
You never get a second chance at a first impression. Early-stage ventures seeking investment need to know how to target, locate, approach, and close with venture capitalists, angels, and strategic investors. Hear first-hand a successful pitch from an entrepreneur who has closed a funding round (or two) and how the company’s pitch evolved over time.
Know Your Valuation for Equity Compensation (And Avoid the Perils of 409A)The Capital Network
If you are a CEO or a CFO of a high growth startup, it is vital to understand how to value your company correctly.
Here is a quick list of questions this lunch will help you answer:
Do you offer or are you planning to offer your employees stock options? Do you know the difference between ISOs and non-ISOs? Do you understand the general valuation concepts and approaches that the IRS has outlined, especially as they apply to early-stage companies? Did you know that if you run afoul of the 409A rules, your employees could have an unpleasant tax surprise and that some of that responsibility could revert back to you as the employer? Do you know if and when you need to engage an outside expert to assist with a valuation?
This is a limited seat lunch to teach issues of valuation for equity compensation and ask specific questions about your company.
Experts:
– Alicia Amaral, Scalar Analytics
– Scott Goodwin, Wolf & Company
5. how to choose your investor startups.beStartUps.be
Find out how to choose an investor that adds value to your business: track record, partners and which are the red flags you should pay attention to. Learn more and get investor-ready: www.startups.be/fundraising
Startany.com. Remote Acceleration Program.
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The Founder’s Guide to Early-Stage Valuation
Presented by Stephen R. Poland, co-founder 1x1 Media.
For many early-stage entrepreneurs assigning a valuation to your startup is one of the more intimidating tasks encountered during the fundraising quest. Based on the popular Founders’ Pocket Guide: Startup Valuation, this webinar provides a quick reference to all of the key topics around early-stage startup valuation and provides step-by- step examples for several valuation methods.
This webinar helps startup founders learn:
What a startup valuation is and when you need to start worrying about it.
Key terms and definitions associated with valuation, such as pre-money, post-money, and dilution.
How investors view the valuation task and what their expectations are for early-stage companies.
How the valuation fits with your target raise amount and resulting founder equity ownership.
How to do the simple math for calculating valuation percentages.
How to estimate your company valuation using several accepted methods.
Stephen R. Poland
Stephen R. Poland has worked with hundreds of startups and entrepreneurs, mentoring them on startup mechanics, funding plans, pitch decks, financial models, and due diligence documentation for the angel funding process.
Steve brings more than 20 years' experience in startups and entrepreneurship to his career. Leveraging leadership roles with the Walt Disney Company, MacMillan Publishing, and Bertelsmann, Steve co-founded startups in the digital music and on-demand media manufacturing sectors, as well an early days anti-virus product.
Along with being co-founder of 1x1 Media, Steve works as a venture growth advisor in Western North Carolina.
This presentation takes a look at the key considerations for valuing a startup especially within the context of the Lagos Angel Network. It covers Physical Assets, Intellectual Property, the People, Customers & Contracts, Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Earnings Multiple, Asset Replacement Cost, Market Size & Growth, Competitors & Barriers and Comparable Recipients.
How do you figure out how much money you need, and when? We’ll look at a case study and talk P&L to help you determine the right market for your product and which funding source is most appropriate to maximize the exit for your company.
The Ultimate Investor Pitch Deck TemplateCrowdfunder
Great startups don’t fund themselves. Raising money from investors requires a great pitch, even for experienced founders with significant traction in their startup.
There’s a formula for pitching your startup that has helped startup founders raise millions.
In short, this formula involves crafting a larger story / narrative, while speaking directly to what investors are looking for and need to know about you, your company, your market, and your plan.
TCN on Air: Breaking Down Strategic Investments for Life Sciences and technol...The Capital Network
There are many routes to funding your life science startup. One way to get to the next step in the early stages is through strategic investments with industry partners. In this online interactive Google hangout, we will look at how a strategic investment differs from regular financial investments such as angels or VCs, and how this can both negatively and positively impact your company. It will also discuss who potential strategics are, their motivation, as well as the recent trends in strategic investment.
If you are looking for alternative routes to funding, this is the hangout for you!
Expert:
Ryan Sansom – Goodwin Procter
You never get a second chance at a first impression. Early-stage ventures seeking investment need to know how to target, locate, approach, and close with venture capitalists, angels, and strategic investors. Hear first-hand a successful pitch from an entrepreneur who has closed a funding round (or two) and how the company’s pitch evolved over time.
Know Your Valuation for Equity Compensation (And Avoid the Perils of 409A)The Capital Network
If you are a CEO or a CFO of a high growth startup, it is vital to understand how to value your company correctly.
Here is a quick list of questions this lunch will help you answer:
Do you offer or are you planning to offer your employees stock options? Do you know the difference between ISOs and non-ISOs? Do you understand the general valuation concepts and approaches that the IRS has outlined, especially as they apply to early-stage companies? Did you know that if you run afoul of the 409A rules, your employees could have an unpleasant tax surprise and that some of that responsibility could revert back to you as the employer? Do you know if and when you need to engage an outside expert to assist with a valuation?
This is a limited seat lunch to teach issues of valuation for equity compensation and ask specific questions about your company.
Experts:
– Alicia Amaral, Scalar Analytics
– Scott Goodwin, Wolf & Company
The presentation is about valuation of a start-up and usual deal structure - term sheet.
In the presentation you can find an overview why traditional valuation methods don't work (DCF, P/E multiple,...) and what are the real life approaches. You can also find more about types of the investments and potential exits.
The second part of the presentation is dedicated to the term-sheet and most frequent terms in an equity investment, especially in Central and Eastern Europe. In the presentation are listed the most frequent provision you can stumble upon, but no term sheet includes all of them.
In the presentation you can learn about many different clauses that influence economics and control in a venture capital deal. Nevertheless you should read more on the web (Term Sheet Hacks...) and the books like Venture Deal to have a clear picture if you have a good deal on the table or not for your startup.
Startup Funding & Liquiditty Planning: best practices for SwitzerlandTobiasAngehrn
This presentation was part of a joint webinar of lexr.ch and tresio.ch.
When, and what type of funding do you really need?
Keeping cash in your company: the essence of planning
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Startup Financing: The startup lifecycle
Term Sheet negotiations: Cash or King?
Once you’ve found your investors, it’s time to get down to business. Don’t get lost in the jargon! Learn the basic terms of a term sheet and show up to your meeting prepared. In this interactive Google hangout, we’ll discuss the common terms, vocabulary, and structure of term sheets. We’ll also give you a look at the most common terms found in the Boston funding ecosystem, and which ones are most likely to be negotiated. Come ready with your questions!
Expert:
Bob Bishop – Founders Workbench & Goodwin Procter
Entrepreneurs love it, investors claim to hate it, but it’s still being used. Why? We’ll tell you, in this interactive Google hangout.
Hear from the expert on the pros and cons of convertible debt.
Expert:
Bob Bishop - Goodwin Procter
Cashing in - how to make money investing in startupsOurCrowd
Join Zack Miller, Head of the Investor Community at OurCrowd, and David Stark, Investment Associate at OurCrowd, as they discuss the investment strategies necessary to build and maintain a successful startup portfolio. By nature, startup investments are a high risk/high reward asset class. Knowledge, therefore, is key in maximizing your profit potential when investing in startups.
Join us to learn:
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Learn how OurCrowd and other startup investors see an eventual return on their investment and how those returns are calculated
This webinar is appropriate for both investors and entrepreneurs alike.
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Ammad Awan Glasgow finance accounting services makes sure that the regulatory changes are integrated with the existing software and databases and the penalties arising from non compliance can be safely avoided.
Trade Talks: Creating Liquidity and Increasing Shareholder Value in the Publi...OTC Markets Group Inc.
In this webinar we discuss how community bank stocks are traded in today's market and what tools banks are utilizing to drive more liquidity in their stock. You can view the presentations here: https://youtu.be/xbfjzwmxJQ4
"How to maximize your potential to attract US capital" by John Bautista TheFamily
By John Bautista, Partner at Orrick.
Join us IRL next time! http://meetup.com/thefamilyspecialevents
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More here: http://www.thecapitalnetwork.org/
Are you thinking about what you need to fund your company? Where do you start? Funding is not “one size fits all”. Every company has to approach their pathway to funding with a unique approach. Join our fundraising experts for an in-depth discussion of what options you have for funding and how to decide which paths are right for you and your company. We’ll have a specific focus on life science focused companies and technologies and the funding choices available.
Experts:
Jeremy Halpern – Nutter McClennen & Fish
Yumin Choi – HLM Venture Partners
Paul Hartung – Cognoptix, Inc
Are you thinking about what you need to fund your company? Where do you start? Funding is not “one size fits all”. Every company has to approach their pathway to funding with a unique approach. Join our fundraising experts for an in-depth discussion of what options you have for funding and how to decide which paths are right for you and your company. We’ll have a specific focus on life science focused companies and technologies and the funding choices available for them.
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Do you know what a term sheet is? A convertible note? Preferred stock? A private placement memorandum? A 506 offering? A liquidation preference? A participation right? A tag-along right?
If you don’t, you’ll be at a disadvantage if and when you pitch your startup to investors. Review this to learn how to talk the talk and walk the walk.
This is a presentation by Kieran McCarthy, Colorado Startup Lawyer for the Legal Issues for Startups & Entrepreneurs Meetup on July 28th at Galvanize Golden Triangle.
For more about the meetup:http://www.meetup.com/Legal-Issues-for-Startups-and-Entrepreneurs/
For more about Colorado Startup Lawyer: www.coloradostartuplawyer.com
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How can you embark on a short, entrepreneurial adventure in Europe? Let’s see! Check out our guide and learn how you can make your plans a reality, and start to pack your suitcase! Contact Startups.be (contact@startups.be) for more information and support.
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3. Equity round
•Investor will get equity from your company
•It’s a “priced round”
•Shareholder agreement
•Can be longer
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4. Convertible note/loan
•At time of issuing, it’s a debt
•Not in your capital
•No right of governance
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5. When use convertible note
•Pre-seed
•Early seed
•Bridge funding
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6. Main points for convertible note
•Valuation CAP/Floor (Post or Pre-money)
•Maturity and conversion conditions
•Discount
•Multiple (IRR) if early exit
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7. Attention points of a convertible note
•Tax Shelter
•CAP on pre or post-money and how it converts
•CAP gives a valuation
•Discussions about “key” problems for later, good?
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8. Goals of a convertible note
•Convert in equity
•Test an idea or bridge a gap
•Make a quick investment (shorter legal documents)
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9. « Trick »
•Maturity valuation => 1,5X/2X higher than CAP
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11. Different types of shares
•Common Shares
• As percentage of ownership
•Non-participating
• Investor wants his money back until post-money
•Participating
• Investor wants his money back and then pro-rata
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12. Different types of shares
•Cap non-participating
• Investor wants his money back until post-money and until a certain
amount
•Cap participating
• Investor wants his money back and then pro-rata until a certain
amount
•Both are normaly used combined with shares
without cap
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13. Different types of shares
•Non-participating (X time or IRR)
• Investor wants (x-time) his money back until post-money
•Cap participating (X time or IRR)
• Investor wants (x-time) his money back and then pro-rata
•Multiple is really aggressive, IRR can but
understandable but not ideal (x-time)
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14. Different types of shares
•Carve-Out
• Pro-rata until certain percentage of exit (15-25%)
• Then participating
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16. Different types of convertibles
•Without Discount
• Normal dilution for everybody, same valuation
•Discount on Post-Money
• POST => 1,25M€
• For note Holder => 25% discount on 1,25M€
• 50/(1,25M€*0,75)
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17. Different types of convertibles
•Discount on Pre-Money
• Pre-Money =>750k€
• Convertion : 50k€/(750k€*0,75)
• AVOID THAT!
•CAP on Pre-Money
• CAP => 500k€
• Convertion : 50k€/500k€
• Note holder was a “co-founder” => extra dilution => (50/500)*0,6
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18. Different types of convertible (Dollar invested)
•Dollar invested without
• Normal dilution for everybody, same valuation
•Dollar invested with discount
• POST => 1,3M€ (Pre + note + Investment)
• For note Holder => 25% discount on 1,3M€
• 50/(1,3M€*0,75)
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19. Different types of convertibles (Dollar invested)
•Dollar invested CAP
• CAP => 1M€
• Convertion : 50k€/1M€
• No extra dilution
• Post-Money : 1,3M€
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20. Different types of convertibles (Percentage ownership)
•Percentage Ownership without dilution
• Normal dilution
•Percentage ownership with discount
• As with discount Post-Money
•Percentage ownership with CAP
• CAP => 1M€
• Convertion : 50k€/1M€
• Post-Money : 1,25M€
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