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Phil Compton, CFO SingleSource Property Solutions pacmanwvu@gmail.comBuilding Financial Models
My Background
• BS in Accounting - West Virginia University• CPA, Entrepreneur, Investor, Advisor • 30 years of largely entrepreneurial experience - Public Acctg - PricewaterhouseCoopers (Coopers &
Lybrand)
- Industry - Black Box (BBOX on Nasdaq), Mallett Technology, WiseWire (CMU startup), CoManage, Netronome, Malcovery - Worked on LBO / IPO / Bankruptcy (Black Box), Exits(WiseWire to Lycos, Malcovery to PhishMe), VC fundings of ~$100M, commercial bank financing, sales contract negotiations, investor relations, Board level involvement, etc.
- 2014 Pgh Business Times CFO of the Year (SmallCompanies)
• Very active in local tech communityBuilding Financial Models
Financial Modeling - Main Points 1) Building Your Model • Planning considerations and assumptions
2) Testing Your Model
• Stress test to make sure it works as planned3) Funding and Cap Table Review
• Simplifying the mathBuilding Financial Models
Building Financial Models - Setting a Planning Horizon • Typical timeframe is 2 to 3 years • Forecast monthly detail for first 2 years (obviously gets more di ffi cult to estimate as you go out in time)• What are you planning toward - Initial funding round or eventual liquidity event? - Building company to sell? - Shorter term focus, but be
careful - Building company to become public (IPO)? - Not near as realistic or even desirable these days- Building for the long term and see what happens? • Be realistic in your numbers and the time it takes to achieve
them • You will be viewed as credible / less risky if you are practical and demonstrate good judgment in your projections • I just happened to build you a template / detailed model ! (posted online)Building Financial Models
Defining Relevant Assumptions
• Document the assumptions you make in building your model - Don't rely on memory (see Notes tab in model)
• Tells the audience a more complete story and that you understand your own projections• What type of company are you striving to create? • Product or service company? • Build it or Buy it? (i.e. Manufacturer or Reseller) • Revenues via Direct Sales team or Partners? • What type / how many employees do you need to build
your company and product or service? • EVERYTHING affects your cash needsBuilding Financial Models
Defining Relevant Assumptions - Notes Example
Building Financial Models
Defining Relevant Assumptions (cont'd)
• What tools do these employees need to do their job? • Where are you going to put them? How long to stay?• What physical environment are you going to create? • What data / telecomm infrastructure will you need? • What kind of Marketing efforts will you need to gain
mindshare in your industry / segment? • How much will the Sales team travel? Do they need to? • ALL these assumptions are A