By Dermot Berkery
Copyright: 2008
By Dermot Berkery
Copyright: 2008
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Preface
Introduction
Crediitica, Inc. Case Study
Section A: Understanding the Basics of the Venture Capital Method
1. Developing a Financing Map
2. Getting to the First Stepping Stone
3. The Unique Cash Flow and Risk Dynamics of Early Stage Ventures
Section B: Raising the Finance
4. Determining the Amount of Capital to Raise and What to Spend It On
5. Getting Behind How Venture Capital Firms Think
6. Creating a Winning Business Plan
Section C: Valuing the Early Stage Venture
7. Funding Early-Stage Companies
Section D: Negotiating the Deal: Term Sheets
8. Agreeing a Term Sheet with a Venture Capitalist
9. Terms for Splitting the Rewards
10. Allocating Control Between Founders/Management and Investors
11. Aligning the Interests of Founders/Management and Investors
Section E: Exercises
12. Term Sheet Exercises
Appendix A
Appendix B
Preface
Introduction
Crediitica, Inc. Case Study
Section A: Understanding the Basics of the Venture Capital Method
1. Developing a Financing Map
2. Getting to the First Stepping Stone
3. The Unique Cash Flow and Risk Dynamics of Early Stage Ventures
Section B: Raising the Finance
4. Determining the Amount of Capital to Raise and What to Spend It On
5. Getting Behind How Venture Capital Firms Think
6. Creating a Winning Business Plan
Section C: Valuing the Early Stage Venture
7. Funding Early-Stage Companies
Section D: Negotiating the Deal: Term Sheets
8. Agreeing a Term Sheet with a Venture Capitalist
9. Terms for Splitting the Rewards
10. Allocating Control Between Founders/Management and Investors
11. Aligning the Interests of Founders/Management and Investors
Section E: Exercises
12. Term Sheet Exercises
Appendix A
Appendix B
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