How To Do Valuation For Your Business

This course is designed for those interested to learn how to define their business’ worth and value, and be able to explain it to investors for fundraising. Read more.

No ratings yet
Course Skill Level
Beginner
Time Estimate
1h 11m

Hajara AlAmodi, SFPC, PMP I am a PMP and scrum certified project manager and teach project management, business valuation and funding techniques.

Access all courses in our library for only $9/month with All Access Pass

Get Started with All Access PassBuy Only This Course

About This Course

Who this course is for:

  • Business owners
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Startups

What you’ll learn: 

  • What your business is worth
  • Understand valuation

Requirements: 

  • No prior knowledge is required to take this course

Did you know it takes a good 6-8 months to raise funds for your business? Did you also know that a good 70-75% of startups are rejected by investors? But investors exist for a reason, and that is to invest, and startups do get funded.

Defining valuations is a very time-consuming process and if a founder is not prepared well, then it can threaten the existence of a business or the equity held by a founder.

As a founder, you cannot do justice to yourself and your company, if you do not know how investors value your business. Understanding the perspective from the other side of the table is valuable for an entrepreneur and so it is the reason behind my course.

Fundraising successfully is CRITICAL to the survival and growth of a business. So, don’t take this lightly!

In this class, I will teach you, the FOUNDER, how to value your company and get ready to take on the investor.

As an investor, I have seen many founders struggle with justifying a value for their business and many do not understand how a business is valued by the investor.

It is a huge disadvantage to founders, when they do not know how investors value their business.

In this course, we will learn about business valuation. How to define a value for a business, figure out its worth, and be able to explain it to the investors. Knowing the numbers is critical! We will discuss how seed investors, angels and venture capitalists value a company. This course will help the founders understand how investors think about valuations.

I will teach you the rules of the game used by the investors. Take my class before you start speaking to the investors. LEARN HOW TO WIN THE GAME!

Our Promise to You

By the end of this course, you will have learned how to define your business’ worth.

10 Day Money Back Guarantee. If you are unsatisfied for any reason, simply contact us and we’ll give you a full refund. No questions asked.

Get started today and learn more about business valuation.

Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Introduction
What Is Valuation 00:00:00
What Goes Into A Valuation 00:00:00
Section 2 - Valuation Methods
Two Important Concepts: Pre-Money And Post-Money Valuation 00:00:00
The Berkus Method 00:00:00
The Dilution Method 00:00:00
The Risk Factor Summation Method 00:00:00
The Score Card Method 00:00:00
The Comparable Transaction Method 00:00:00
The Book Value Method 00:00:00
The Multiples Of Revenue Method 00:00:00
The Liquidation Value Method 00:00:00
The Venture Capital Method 00:00:00
The Discounted Cash Flow Method 00:00:00
The First Chicago Method 00:00:00
The Most Common Methods Used By Investors - Part 1 00:00:00
The Most Common Methods Used By Investors - Part 2 00:00:00

About This Course

Who this course is for:

  • Business owners
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Startups

What you’ll learn: 

  • What your business is worth
  • Understand valuation

Requirements: 

  • No prior knowledge is required to take this course

Did you know it takes a good 6-8 months to raise funds for your business? Did you also know that a good 70-75% of startups are rejected by investors? But investors exist for a reason, and that is to invest, and startups do get funded.

Defining valuations is a very time-consuming process and if a founder is not prepared well, then it can threaten the existence of a business or the equity held by a founder.

As a founder, you cannot do justice to yourself and your company, if you do not know how investors value your business. Understanding the perspective from the other side of the table is valuable for an entrepreneur and so it is the reason behind my course.

Fundraising successfully is CRITICAL to the survival and growth of a business. So, don’t take this lightly!

In this class, I will teach you, the FOUNDER, how to value your company and get ready to take on the investor.

As an investor, I have seen many founders struggle with justifying a value for their business and many do not understand how a business is valued by the investor.

It is a huge disadvantage to founders, when they do not know how investors value their business.

In this course, we will learn about business valuation. How to define a value for a business, figure out its worth, and be able to explain it to the investors. Knowing the numbers is critical! We will discuss how seed investors, angels and venture capitalists value a company. This course will help the founders understand how investors think about valuations.

I will teach you the rules of the game used by the investors. Take my class before you start speaking to the investors. LEARN HOW TO WIN THE GAME!

Our Promise to You

By the end of this course, you will have learned how to define your business’ worth.

10 Day Money Back Guarantee. If you are unsatisfied for any reason, simply contact us and we’ll give you a full refund. No questions asked.

Get started today and learn more about business valuation.

Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Introduction
What Is Valuation 00:00:00
What Goes Into A Valuation 00:00:00
Section 2 - Valuation Methods
Two Important Concepts: Pre-Money And Post-Money Valuation 00:00:00
The Berkus Method 00:00:00
The Dilution Method 00:00:00
The Risk Factor Summation Method 00:00:00
The Score Card Method 00:00:00
The Comparable Transaction Method 00:00:00
The Book Value Method 00:00:00
The Multiples Of Revenue Method 00:00:00
The Liquidation Value Method 00:00:00
The Venture Capital Method 00:00:00
The Discounted Cash Flow Method 00:00:00
The First Chicago Method 00:00:00
The Most Common Methods Used By Investors - Part 1 00:00:00
The Most Common Methods Used By Investors - Part 2 00:00:00

Are you interested in higher education?