The document discusses changes in private company funding cycles and trends towards later stage funding. Companies are maturing longer before IPOs due to a preference by investors and public markets for more established companies with revenues over $50 million. This has created opportunities for late stage private investment. The document profiles several high-growth private companies in emerging sectors like social media, mobile, and big data. These companies are leveraging network effects and derivative online business models. Market observations note opportunities in niche online content and pursuing international growth to maximize success odds.
Private company secondary markets october 2011Jason Jones
This document discusses private company secondary markets and how they provide liquidity solutions. It notes that the time to exit for companies has increased, leading to a widening "IPO gap." As a result, private secondary exchanges have emerged as a third exit alternative alongside IPO and M&A. The document also predicts that more mature companies will enter public markets, SEC regulation will strengthen private markets, and companies will increasingly adopt liquidity programs to provide shareholders with exits.
Private company secondary markets october 2011Jason Jones
This document discusses private company secondary markets and how they provide liquidity solutions. It notes that the time to exit for companies has increased, leading to a widening "IPO gap." As a result, private secondary exchanges have emerged as a third exit alternative alongside IPO and M&A. The document also predicts that more mature companies will enter public markets, regulation will strengthen private markets, and companies will increasingly adopt liquidity programs to provide shareholders with exits.
Private company secondary markets - November 2011Jason Jones
The document discusses private company secondary markets and how they provide liquidity solutions for shareholders of high-growth private companies. It notes that the time to exit for these companies via IPO has increased, leaving a gap that secondary markets have emerged to address. It provides an overview of how secondary transactions work, the various structures, characteristics of secondary investors, and how the legal framework around private company shares is developing to support these markets.
How to invest in viral growth companiesJason Jones
The document discusses factors that contribute to content going viral online. It identifies the three key factors as content, medium, and marketing. Specific platforms and examples are provided to illustrate how finding the right network and designing content for that network can help drive viral growth. However, the document notes that viral success is often delayed and that understanding network effects is important to distinguish between phenomena that achieve lasting popularity versus one-hit wonders. Overall, the document provides guidance on identifying properties and businesses that are well-positioned to leverage network effects and social sharing to achieve viral growth online.
Private company secondary markets january 2012 - markum breakfastJason Jones
The private company secondary market has grown significantly in recent years as more companies stay private longer. This market allows investors to purchase shares of private companies from existing shareholders. The growth of this market is helping to address the widening "IPO gap" as companies mature before going public. Secondary investors provide liquidity to shareholders of late-stage private companies and help relieve pressure for companies who face constraints on the traditional IPO path. The legal framework around private share trading is also developing to further support this growing market.
Analyst call presentation on etsy workday quora july 18 2012Kris Tuttle
This presentation discusses positioning private companies for public markets. It provides an overview of the company advisory services of SoundView Technology Group and their experience advising companies through private funding rounds and IPOs. It then analyzes the positioning, business models, ecosystems, and valuation factors for several prominent private tech companies that may be considering going public. The presentation aims to provide information and analysis to help these companies optimize their strategies as they transition to operating as public entities.
Norman talked about the funding gap in emerging Europe and the potential poverty trap many entrepreneurs can find themselves in. Angello Capital Partners target SMEs and is already investing in businesses in Moldova.
Alternative Sources Of Funding For Creative Technology Businessgcecs2009
The document provides information about alternative sources of funding for creative technology businesses. It summarizes presentations from a panel on the topic, which included representatives from a venture capital firm, an arts organization, and an economic development organization. The panel discussed various sources of early-stage funding like angel investors, venture capital, and government grants. It also reviewed trends in venture capital investments and deals over recent years. The economic development organization representative described their organization's funding programs for seed and early-stage companies in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Private company secondary markets october 2011Jason Jones
This document discusses private company secondary markets and how they provide liquidity solutions. It notes that the time to exit for companies has increased, leading to a widening "IPO gap." As a result, private secondary exchanges have emerged as a third exit alternative alongside IPO and M&A. The document also predicts that more mature companies will enter public markets, SEC regulation will strengthen private markets, and companies will increasingly adopt liquidity programs to provide shareholders with exits.
Private company secondary markets october 2011Jason Jones
This document discusses private company secondary markets and how they provide liquidity solutions. It notes that the time to exit for companies has increased, leading to a widening "IPO gap." As a result, private secondary exchanges have emerged as a third exit alternative alongside IPO and M&A. The document also predicts that more mature companies will enter public markets, regulation will strengthen private markets, and companies will increasingly adopt liquidity programs to provide shareholders with exits.
Private company secondary markets - November 2011Jason Jones
The document discusses private company secondary markets and how they provide liquidity solutions for shareholders of high-growth private companies. It notes that the time to exit for these companies via IPO has increased, leaving a gap that secondary markets have emerged to address. It provides an overview of how secondary transactions work, the various structures, characteristics of secondary investors, and how the legal framework around private company shares is developing to support these markets.
How to invest in viral growth companiesJason Jones
The document discusses factors that contribute to content going viral online. It identifies the three key factors as content, medium, and marketing. Specific platforms and examples are provided to illustrate how finding the right network and designing content for that network can help drive viral growth. However, the document notes that viral success is often delayed and that understanding network effects is important to distinguish between phenomena that achieve lasting popularity versus one-hit wonders. Overall, the document provides guidance on identifying properties and businesses that are well-positioned to leverage network effects and social sharing to achieve viral growth online.
Private company secondary markets january 2012 - markum breakfastJason Jones
The private company secondary market has grown significantly in recent years as more companies stay private longer. This market allows investors to purchase shares of private companies from existing shareholders. The growth of this market is helping to address the widening "IPO gap" as companies mature before going public. Secondary investors provide liquidity to shareholders of late-stage private companies and help relieve pressure for companies who face constraints on the traditional IPO path. The legal framework around private share trading is also developing to further support this growing market.
Analyst call presentation on etsy workday quora july 18 2012Kris Tuttle
This presentation discusses positioning private companies for public markets. It provides an overview of the company advisory services of SoundView Technology Group and their experience advising companies through private funding rounds and IPOs. It then analyzes the positioning, business models, ecosystems, and valuation factors for several prominent private tech companies that may be considering going public. The presentation aims to provide information and analysis to help these companies optimize their strategies as they transition to operating as public entities.
Norman talked about the funding gap in emerging Europe and the potential poverty trap many entrepreneurs can find themselves in. Angello Capital Partners target SMEs and is already investing in businesses in Moldova.
Alternative Sources Of Funding For Creative Technology Businessgcecs2009
The document provides information about alternative sources of funding for creative technology businesses. It summarizes presentations from a panel on the topic, which included representatives from a venture capital firm, an arts organization, and an economic development organization. The panel discussed various sources of early-stage funding like angel investors, venture capital, and government grants. It also reviewed trends in venture capital investments and deals over recent years. The economic development organization representative described their organization's funding programs for seed and early-stage companies in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Steve Murch - Bootstrapping: Less cash, more cowbellGeekWire
This document provides advice on bootstrapping a startup business without outside capital. It discusses the benefits of bootstrapping such as complete control over the business, zero dilution of ownership, and less time spent fundraising. However, it also notes risks like having fewer resources and less visibility. The document offers tips for bootstrapping like focusing on revenue and cash flow, using creative sources of funding, riding trends, and shortening sales cycles. It emphasizes the importance of traction, having remarkable products, and getting personal with customers.
The pitch deck outlines an investor pitch for a startup. It introduces the founding team and their experience. It then discusses the problem the startup aims to solve, the size of the market opportunity, and the solution the startup has developed. The deck also covers the traction and user acquisition strategy, business model, competition, and financial needs. The overall goal is to convince the investor that the startup has a strong team, large market need, and solution that can generate revenues and competitive advantage.
49% of the OFC's Market has been set aside for members and individual investors, and its value is affected by new members joining Unaico, commissions paid, I-Investor Club profit, and turnover generated from member purchases. If every free member has a value of 25 euros and there are 100 million members in 2012, then the value of shares would be 25 euros x 100 million members = 2,500,000,000 euros.
The document discusses how the value of the OFC's Market is determined based on membership levels and purchasing activity, and provides an example calculation of what the total value would be if there were 100 million members each valued
BoyarMiller Breakfast Forum: The Current State of the Capital Markets 2011BoyarMiller
This document summarizes the presentations from the 5th Annual Current State of the Capital Markets Breakfast Forum on September 8, 2011. It includes sections on market performance, credit market stress, the European sovereign debt crisis, US manufacturing and employment data, and investment strategy recommendations to focus on capital preservation given significant downside risks in the markets. It also summarizes private equity and M&A activity trends, noting increased deal volume and values in the energy sector.
The document discusses investing for income through dividend-paying stocks and bonds. It shows how a R1 million investment in the Marriott Dividend Growth Fund since 2004 grew to R7.2 million and produced R85,000 in income annually, outperforming a high yield bond fund. The Marriott fund uses filters to select high-quality, dividend-paying companies offering a weighted average dividend yield of 3.1%. It also proposes a low-cost umbrella retirement solution with diversified local and international equity and fixed income exposure to generate retirement income.
AlphaTech Ventures is seeking to raise $75 million for its seed stage venture capital fund. The seed funding landscape has expanded significantly in recent years with the rise of accelerators and incubators. AlphaTech differentiates itself through its connections to O'Reilly Network, focus on specific investment themes, disciplined investment process, and ability to work with highly referenceable founders. It plans to address the ongoing funding gap between seed and growth stages. The fund has significantly outperformed projections with strong returns for its first fund and high multiples for its second.
Insiders Guide On How To Raise Venture CapitalBob Dahlberg
This presentation is based on my six years as an entrepreneur during which I raised over $30M in venture capital, and six years as a VC writing checks to entrepreneurs. This guide describes a process on how to successfully raise money from any investor. It goes way beyond elevator and first pitch advice. Good luck!
The document discusses the state of the venture capital market and emerging trends. It notes that it has become dramatically cheaper to start a company due to factors like open source software and cloud computing. This has led to more founders being younger and more technical. While the number of venture capital firms has decreased in size, the opportunities for investment have grown larger. New models of venture capital firms have also emerged that focus on specific topics or stages of funding. The document suggests that online video and television content is a major emerging opportunity, as consumers spend more time watching online video than reading online.
The document discusses raising capital in Australia post-GFC. It notes that while the financial markets were impacted by the GFC, the effects in Australia were relatively mild. Equity capital markets remained active, with over $100 billion raised in 2009. For early stage businesses, sources of capital include angels investors, accelerator programs, venture capital funds, and corporate venture arms. Recent examples are provided of early stage companies raising seed investments. While capital is available, accessing it requires strong deal flow and matching risk profiles.
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The document discusses trends in private markets and venture capital investing globally. It notes that venture capital firms are increasingly focusing on seed-stage deals and sourcing deals outside of the United States, particularly in emerging markets like Brazil, China, and India. Many venture capital limited partners also indicate they are more inclined to invest in funds focused on their home country markets over the next five years. Secondary private stock markets and platforms are growing to enable trading of pre-IPO shares of companies.
The Business Case for Agile: What Every Executive Needs to Know siq_agile
John Rudd gave this presentation on 16 May, 2011 as an invited speaker at the Scrum Gathering – Seattle Global Event.
Too many technology projects fail to deliver on the expected value. Some don’t deliver at all. From experience we’ve all come to know the outcomes of software initiatives where results aren’t matching forecasts. The application of traditional project management methods offer poor risk mitigation and continue to frustrate business professionals.
The impact of today’s economy only adds to the challenge, forcing financial and technology professionals to make tough decisions in order to free up capital, reduce cost, and increase overall project and portfolio return. Business as usual is risky. In the current economic environment, businesses are forced to reduce those capital budgets as they cannot afford to make significant investments without more certainty of returns.
Do Agile practices offer an attractive alternative to wholesale cost cutting? How can we reduce cash commitments to projects? Can we align incremental cost with incremental value? Are there proven practices that will enable us to realize more value, sooner, with better results? In this session, we discuss some of the financial benefits of adopting Agile, and quantify the potential value of these innovative practices for your organization. We will also discuss how you can demonstrate this value for key decision makers.
Corporate Presentation by Zimtu Capital Corp. (TSXv: ZC).
Zimtu Capital Corp. is a publicly held investment company that creates, invests in, and grows natural resource companies and provides a unique way for investors to participate in, and profit from, the public company building process.
This presentation was updated to May 2011.
Danny Moore is an entrepreneur and investor from Northern Ireland. He founded Lough Shore Investments after successfully growing and selling his previous company, Wombat, which was acquired by NYSE. Lough Shore aims to invest in and partner with high potential management teams to help them build great businesses and exit or IPO within 10 years. Moore discusses his background and experience with Wombat, the Northern Ireland business landscape, and provides advice to founders about fundraising, growth, and patience.
The document summarizes a panel discussion on investment trends and opportunities for mobile startups. Some key points from the panel include:
- The mobile market is growing rapidly with over 5 billion mobile phones and 7 billion people worldwide.
- Competing for consumer attention is difficult as the average smartphone contains 18 apps and consumers spend more time on mobile apps and the internet on their phones than other activities.
- The largest mobile markets for iOS and Android devices are the US, China, UK and South Korea.
- Gartner analysts believe winning mobile apps will cater to the mobile environment rather than just being mobile versions of websites.
- Mobile first is discussed as a strategy where users, experience, product, technology and
The Changing Structure of the Venture Capital IndustryMark Suster
I presented this deck at the 2014 PreMoney Conference. I wrote a blog post here that goes into more detail: http://bit.ly/ChangingVC
The video of the presentation I gave is here: http://youtu.be/5MClCBUjbbE
The VC industry is changing. The press has focused on the wrong story - crowd funding. The bigger story is the shift from public financing to private financing and the bifurcation of the venture industry. This presentation examines the case.
OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.
Steve Murch - Bootstrapping: Less cash, more cowbellGeekWire
This document provides advice on bootstrapping a startup business without outside capital. It discusses the benefits of bootstrapping such as complete control over the business, zero dilution of ownership, and less time spent fundraising. However, it also notes risks like having fewer resources and less visibility. The document offers tips for bootstrapping like focusing on revenue and cash flow, using creative sources of funding, riding trends, and shortening sales cycles. It emphasizes the importance of traction, having remarkable products, and getting personal with customers.
The pitch deck outlines an investor pitch for a startup. It introduces the founding team and their experience. It then discusses the problem the startup aims to solve, the size of the market opportunity, and the solution the startup has developed. The deck also covers the traction and user acquisition strategy, business model, competition, and financial needs. The overall goal is to convince the investor that the startup has a strong team, large market need, and solution that can generate revenues and competitive advantage.
49% of the OFC's Market has been set aside for members and individual investors, and its value is affected by new members joining Unaico, commissions paid, I-Investor Club profit, and turnover generated from member purchases. If every free member has a value of 25 euros and there are 100 million members in 2012, then the value of shares would be 25 euros x 100 million members = 2,500,000,000 euros.
The document discusses how the value of the OFC's Market is determined based on membership levels and purchasing activity, and provides an example calculation of what the total value would be if there were 100 million members each valued
BoyarMiller Breakfast Forum: The Current State of the Capital Markets 2011BoyarMiller
This document summarizes the presentations from the 5th Annual Current State of the Capital Markets Breakfast Forum on September 8, 2011. It includes sections on market performance, credit market stress, the European sovereign debt crisis, US manufacturing and employment data, and investment strategy recommendations to focus on capital preservation given significant downside risks in the markets. It also summarizes private equity and M&A activity trends, noting increased deal volume and values in the energy sector.
The document discusses investing for income through dividend-paying stocks and bonds. It shows how a R1 million investment in the Marriott Dividend Growth Fund since 2004 grew to R7.2 million and produced R85,000 in income annually, outperforming a high yield bond fund. The Marriott fund uses filters to select high-quality, dividend-paying companies offering a weighted average dividend yield of 3.1%. It also proposes a low-cost umbrella retirement solution with diversified local and international equity and fixed income exposure to generate retirement income.
AlphaTech Ventures is seeking to raise $75 million for its seed stage venture capital fund. The seed funding landscape has expanded significantly in recent years with the rise of accelerators and incubators. AlphaTech differentiates itself through its connections to O'Reilly Network, focus on specific investment themes, disciplined investment process, and ability to work with highly referenceable founders. It plans to address the ongoing funding gap between seed and growth stages. The fund has significantly outperformed projections with strong returns for its first fund and high multiples for its second.
Insiders Guide On How To Raise Venture CapitalBob Dahlberg
This presentation is based on my six years as an entrepreneur during which I raised over $30M in venture capital, and six years as a VC writing checks to entrepreneurs. This guide describes a process on how to successfully raise money from any investor. It goes way beyond elevator and first pitch advice. Good luck!
The document discusses the state of the venture capital market and emerging trends. It notes that it has become dramatically cheaper to start a company due to factors like open source software and cloud computing. This has led to more founders being younger and more technical. While the number of venture capital firms has decreased in size, the opportunities for investment have grown larger. New models of venture capital firms have also emerged that focus on specific topics or stages of funding. The document suggests that online video and television content is a major emerging opportunity, as consumers spend more time watching online video than reading online.
The document discusses raising capital in Australia post-GFC. It notes that while the financial markets were impacted by the GFC, the effects in Australia were relatively mild. Equity capital markets remained active, with over $100 billion raised in 2009. For early stage businesses, sources of capital include angels investors, accelerator programs, venture capital funds, and corporate venture arms. Recent examples are provided of early stage companies raising seed investments. While capital is available, accessing it requires strong deal flow and matching risk profiles.
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The document discusses trends in private markets and venture capital investing globally. It notes that venture capital firms are increasingly focusing on seed-stage deals and sourcing deals outside of the United States, particularly in emerging markets like Brazil, China, and India. Many venture capital limited partners also indicate they are more inclined to invest in funds focused on their home country markets over the next five years. Secondary private stock markets and platforms are growing to enable trading of pre-IPO shares of companies.
The Business Case for Agile: What Every Executive Needs to Know siq_agile
John Rudd gave this presentation on 16 May, 2011 as an invited speaker at the Scrum Gathering – Seattle Global Event.
Too many technology projects fail to deliver on the expected value. Some don’t deliver at all. From experience we’ve all come to know the outcomes of software initiatives where results aren’t matching forecasts. The application of traditional project management methods offer poor risk mitigation and continue to frustrate business professionals.
The impact of today’s economy only adds to the challenge, forcing financial and technology professionals to make tough decisions in order to free up capital, reduce cost, and increase overall project and portfolio return. Business as usual is risky. In the current economic environment, businesses are forced to reduce those capital budgets as they cannot afford to make significant investments without more certainty of returns.
Do Agile practices offer an attractive alternative to wholesale cost cutting? How can we reduce cash commitments to projects? Can we align incremental cost with incremental value? Are there proven practices that will enable us to realize more value, sooner, with better results? In this session, we discuss some of the financial benefits of adopting Agile, and quantify the potential value of these innovative practices for your organization. We will also discuss how you can demonstrate this value for key decision makers.
Corporate Presentation by Zimtu Capital Corp. (TSXv: ZC).
Zimtu Capital Corp. is a publicly held investment company that creates, invests in, and grows natural resource companies and provides a unique way for investors to participate in, and profit from, the public company building process.
This presentation was updated to May 2011.
Danny Moore is an entrepreneur and investor from Northern Ireland. He founded Lough Shore Investments after successfully growing and selling his previous company, Wombat, which was acquired by NYSE. Lough Shore aims to invest in and partner with high potential management teams to help them build great businesses and exit or IPO within 10 years. Moore discusses his background and experience with Wombat, the Northern Ireland business landscape, and provides advice to founders about fundraising, growth, and patience.
The document summarizes a panel discussion on investment trends and opportunities for mobile startups. Some key points from the panel include:
- The mobile market is growing rapidly with over 5 billion mobile phones and 7 billion people worldwide.
- Competing for consumer attention is difficult as the average smartphone contains 18 apps and consumers spend more time on mobile apps and the internet on their phones than other activities.
- The largest mobile markets for iOS and Android devices are the US, China, UK and South Korea.
- Gartner analysts believe winning mobile apps will cater to the mobile environment rather than just being mobile versions of websites.
- Mobile first is discussed as a strategy where users, experience, product, technology and
The Changing Structure of the Venture Capital IndustryMark Suster
I presented this deck at the 2014 PreMoney Conference. I wrote a blog post here that goes into more detail: http://bit.ly/ChangingVC
The video of the presentation I gave is here: http://youtu.be/5MClCBUjbbE
The VC industry is changing. The press has focused on the wrong story - crowd funding. The bigger story is the shift from public financing to private financing and the bifurcation of the venture industry. This presentation examines the case.
OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.
Abhay Bhutada Leads Poonawalla Fincorp To Record Low NPA And Unprecedented Gr...Vighnesh Shashtri
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The Rise of Generative AI in Finance: Reshaping the Industry with Synthetic DataChampak Jhagmag
In this presentation, we will explore the rise of generative AI in finance and its potential to reshape the industry. We will discuss how generative AI can be used to develop new products, combat fraud, and revolutionize risk management. Finally, we will address some of the ethical considerations and challenges associated with this powerful technology.
Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024) FDI, Culture, Glo...AntoniaOwensDetwiler
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
In a tight labour market, job-seekers gain bargaining power and leverage it into greater job quality—at least, that’s the conventional wisdom.
Michael, LMIC Economist, presented findings that reveal a weakened relationship between labour market tightness and job quality indicators following the pandemic. Labour market tightness coincided with growth in real wages for only a portion of workers: those in low-wage jobs requiring little education. Several factors—including labour market composition, worker and employer behaviour, and labour market practices—have contributed to the absence of worker benefits. These will be investigated further in future work.
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Introducing BONKMILLON - The Most Bonkers Meme Coin Yet
Let's be real for a second – the world of meme coins can feel like a bit of a circus at times. Every other day, there's a new token promising to take you "to the moon" or offering some groundbreaking utility that'll change the game forever. But how many of them actually deliver on that hype?
Vicinity Jobs’ data includes more than three million 2023 OJPs and thousands of skills. Most skills appear in less than 0.02% of job postings, so most postings rely on a small subset of commonly used terms, like teamwork.
Laura Adkins-Hackett, Economist, LMIC, and Sukriti Trehan, Data Scientist, LMIC, presented their research exploring trends in the skills listed in OJPs to develop a deeper understanding of in-demand skills. This research project uses pointwise mutual information and other methods to extract more information about common skills from the relationships between skills, occupations and regions.
2. Private Markets are Getting an Overhaul
Super Angels
VC Crowdsourcing
Accelerators Private market funds
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3. Changes in the Funding Cycle
Seed Early Stage Late Stage
Traditional F&F Series A Series B Series C Series D Series E
Recent Angels Series A/B Series C/D
Very Recent AngelList SecondMarket
Path 1 VCs VCs VCs
Path 2 Angels Angels Angels
Secondaries Secondaries
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4. Time to Exit has Increased
Median Age at IPO
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
NVCA, Jan 2011
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5. Why Companies Mature Before an IPO
IPO performance from 1980-2010
Sales # of IPOs Avg 1st Day Return Avg 3yr Return
<$50m 3,897 23.60% 5.00%
$50m+ 3,457 12.00% 39.10%
IPO research from Prof. Jay Ritter, University of Florida – as of 6/1/11
http://bear.cba.ufl.edu/ritter
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6. The IPO Gap Creates the Opportunity
Public
VC IPO Gap Markets
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
• Buyers & Sellers Maturing
• Ecosystem Emerging
• Laws Developing
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19. Shopkick – Local & Mobile Couponing
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20. Shopkick Stats
•1 billion in-app deals and offers viewed
•3 million active users just over a year since launch
•5 million walk-ins to partner stores in December 2011,
doubling in just four months
•10 million product scans, up from 7 million in August
2011 and 3 million in February 2011
•Sixty-four percent of all shopkick users are now
women. More than half of female users have kids
•The average shopkick user is 30 years old. Less than
8% of all users are younger than 18
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21. Lytro – focus later
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22. Lytro Description
Lytro is developing a new type of camera that
dramatically changes photography for the first time
since the 1800s. Rather than just capturing one plane of
light, it captures the entire light field around a picture,
all in one shot taken on a single device. A light field
includes every beam of light in every direction at every
point in time. Experimentation in this field started in the
mid-1990s at Stanford with 100 cameras in one room.
Lytro’s innovation is making it small enough to fit in
your pocket. Really.
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23. Kiva Systems – Robotic Fulfillment
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25. Palantir Technologies – Big Brother is watching
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26. Palantir Stats
2010 Revenue: “significantly north of $80m” http://goo.gl/aABcz
2011 Revenue: “on track to hit $250m” http://goo.gl/egv7x
“there is a clear path to hit $1b in revenue within 5 years”
http://goo.gl/cqE9N
Capital Raises:
Seed: 2004 Peter Thiel
Series A: $10.52m - November 2006 In-Q-Tel & Individuals
Series B: $36.75m – March 2008 In-Q-Tel, Reed Elsevier Ventures
Series B2: $8.29m – April 2009 Individuals
Series C: $34.9m – November 2009 Undisclosed Venture Firms & Individuals
Series D: $90m – June 2010 Founders Fund, Glynn Capital, Ulu Ventures, Individuals
Series E: $50m – May 2011 Founders Fund, Undisclosed VC
Series F: $68m – September 2011 Founders Fund
Total: $300m
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27. better place – battery switching stations
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28. BranchOut – the LinkedIn of Facebook
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30. Stella & Dot – the next-gen Mary Kay
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31. Stella & Dot stats
2009 Revenues: $33m
2010 Revenues: $104m
2011 Revenues (expected): $300m
5 Years Revenues: $1b
“It’s a nice business with very little paid-in capital. It’s gotten to $100
million and is a very profitable business in a short period of time. I
look forward to making it a standalone company for many years. I’m
very excited to work with her and the team.”
Sequoia Capital Partner Alfred Lin, who was most recently
chairman, COO and CFO of Zappos.com.
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32. Foodspotting – social discovery through food
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33. What’s up With Food Photography?
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34. Cheezburger – stupid stuff that people share
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35. Cheezburger – stupid stuff that people share
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36. Cheezburger Overview
Cheezburger, the company behind popular sites such as
I Can Has Cheezburger?, FAIL Blog, Memebase, and
The Daily What. The Internet media publisher counts a
passionate fan base of 16.5 million people who upload
more than 500,000 pictures and videos as well as view
375 million pages and 110 million videos each month.
Cheezburger has been profitable since its inception with
revenue from three sources of advertising, traditional
media publishing including books, and merchandising.
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37. Market Observations
• The Internet is huge & growing, which makes
your odds of success very high
• The Internet is filled with great niche content
• The Internet is very international
• Winning strategies are all about network effects so
get big as fast as possible – (ie, photo sites)
• Most of the great online products are derivatives
of great offline products
• The depth and quality of companies is amazing
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38. Jason Jones
jjones@highstepcap.com
914.315.9751
@cardinalrose
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