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The document discusses lean financing strategies for startups. It begins with an introduction to lean financing, which combines bootstrapping with minimizing capital needs and dilution for founders. It then outlines the top 5 lean financing strategies: focusing on early revenues, keeping personal salaries and employee stock options low, only spending on trackable marketing, minimizing capital expenses, and optimizing the timing of financing rounds. The presentation emphasizes that lean financing can help founders maintain more ownership but should not come at the cost of missing growth opportunities.
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Lean financing june 2012
- 1. lean financing Boris Wertz | June 2012
- 2. agenda • about me 15 • what is lean financing • top 5 strategies Q&A • minutes
- 3. about me • entrepreneur: co-founded JustBooks / AbeBooks (sold to Amazon in 2008) • angel investor: 30+ early-stage investments in consumer internet, SaaS & mobile • venture partner with late-stage fund Acton Capital • co-founder of startup accelerator GrowLab • BC Angel of the Year 2011 • Pacific E&Y Entrepreneur Of The Year 2005 • Masters and PhD in business administration from the Otto Beisheim Graduate School of Management (WHU)
- 4. what is lean financing? • bootstrapping + • minimize capital needs • minimize dilution for founders • BUT: only applicable to certain business models & specific market dynamics
- 5. 5 top lean financing strategies • revenues: think about revenues from the very first minute on • salaries: low personal burn rates, leverage stock options • marketing spent: only invest in trackable marketing channels • capital expenses: minimize (AWS!) • financing: optimize timing of financing rounds & leverage non- dilutive ways of financing
- 6. revenues • generating revenues most powerful way of self-financing • does not work with business models that require scale (e.g. advertising) or are generally hard to monetize (e.g. social media) • works very well in e-commerce & SaaS • sometimes dangerous to monetize too early – need product / market fit first – winner takes it all market – might change character of a community
- 7. salaries • minimize personal burn rate of founders (“ramen profitable”) • use stock options / equity to keep salaries of employees low • get contractors to work for stock • not only saves money but also good test for culture fit
- 8. marketing spent • only invest in trackable marketing channels • CAC / LTV ratio – length of payback period • avoid large marketing investments with upfront risk
- 9. capital expenses • minimize everything that might use up capital – hardware – office furniture – deposits • cash is king!
- 10. financing • optimize timing of financing round > step up in valuation b/c of traction, favorable unit economics, or other risk-reducing events • explore non-dilutive means of financing – SR&ED – IRAP
- 11. lean financing = powerful way to limit dilution for founders but don’t miss out on growth opportunities b/c you are too focused on keeping a big piece of a small pie while you could have had a smaller piece of a huge pie
- 12. thank you bwertz@versiononeventures.com +1-604-561-6858