VC Financial Modeling Crash Course
VCs make a lot of big bets.
But when they do, they make sure they can protect against the downside.
It’s the same for you when you’re looking for a VC job:
You want to make sure you have all of your bases covered.
Whether it’s in your application.
A first round interview.
Or in your final round @ a VC firm’s Monday meeting.
That’s why me and my team just built this for you.
Something that will de-risk your recruiting process:
Especially if you’re not a quant whiz, Excel jock, or mathlete.
The VC Financial Modeling Crash Course
This course takes everything I've learned helping thousands of VC job hunters like you -- and boils it all down to exactly what you need to know about successful VC financial modeling.
7 VC Financial Modeling Practice Problems
(with answer keys, and examples)
We spent over 50 hours creating these detailed Excel workbooks loaded with examples, resources, practice problems, and fully worked out solutions.
These models cover the complete VC investment lifecycle and all of the key VC financial modeling concepts you’ll need to know for interviews or on the job, including:
SAFEs
Cap Tables
Pro Rata Rights
Convertible Debt
Liquidation Preferences
The “Option Pool Shuffle”
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"Fund Returner" Calculations
4 Bonus Videos (VC Networking Tactics)
Watch these to learn:
The 3 step process for adding value to any VC and their firm
How to build your brand -- and why starting a blog isn't always the answer
How to execute the Networking Sandwich Strategy when running your own meetup or networking dinner
How to find up and coming influencers in VC -- and connect with them authentically
My Zero Risk Money Back Guarantee
You’ll have 60 days to work through the models - then, you can decide if they were worth it.
If you end up feeling like they weren't, no worries.
You can just shoot me an email before that 60 days hits to let me know:
And I'll refund you 100% of what you paid.
(Models provided as-they are, with no warranties. They are not legal advice. We do not take responsibility for anything that results from using these models, including, but not limited to, losing all your money, your marbles, or going to jail. Consult a lawyer or accountant if you need to understand how these financial topics may impact your company or firm).