Financial Modeling for Startups & Small Businesses

Financial Modeling for Startups

Financial Modeling for Startups & Small Businesses

Learn the best practices for building practical financial models and forecasts for your startup business.

What you’ll learn

  • Build financial models for your startup business
  • Forecast cash needs for your startup business
  • Model user growth
  • Model revenue
  • Model expenses
  • Model attrition
  • Model various different business models, from tech to brick & mortar
  • Use best practices for financial modeling

Requirements

  • Have access to Microsoft Excel 2011 or Newer
  • Working knowledge of Excel/spreadsheet core functionality
  • Working knowledge of Excel/spreadsheet formulas and cell references
  • Working knowledge of basic algebra Financial Modeling for Startups

Description

Reasons why you should create a financial model for your startup or small business.  A good financial model can help you:

  1. Test your assumptions and verify key drivers of your business
  2. Compare and contrast different business choices, like pricing models
  3. Calculate the ACTUAL amount of capital you need to startup
  4. Calculate your burn rate
  5. Model out your user growth
  6. Model out your expenses
  7. Be more prepared talking to potential investors
  8. And loads more. Financial Modeling for Startups

Building a financial model isn’t just a vanity exercise. When done right, it could help you better understand your business, whether it’s a startup or an existing business you’re growing.

But it’s not easy and there is a right way and a wrong way to go about it.

Even if you have little to no finance background, if you’re going to be starting or running a business, this is a skill you need to have. Financial Modeling for Startups

Who this course is for:

  • Someone who wants to understand how to create a financial model for a startup business
  • Someone who wants to start a new business
  • Someone who wants to leverage financial modeling to make better business decisions
  • Someone who wants to better analyze business opportunities
  • Someone interested in doing a startup and plan on raising VC funding
  • Someone interested in starting a brick & mortar business

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