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Basics of Venture Capital

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Basics of Venture Capital, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 2.1, with 36 lectures, based on 39 reviews, and has 1478 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the basics of Venture Capital How Venture Capital firms work The fundraising process How VCs source deals This course is ideal for individuals who are Students looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital or Aspiring entrepreneurs looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital It is particularly useful for Students looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital or Aspiring entrepreneurs looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital.

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Summary

Title: Basics of Venture Capital

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 2.1

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn the basics of Venture Capital
  • How Venture Capital firms work
  • The fundraising process
  • How VCs source deals

Who Should Attend

  • Students looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital
  • Aspiring entrepreneurs looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital

Target Audiences

  • Students looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital
  • Aspiring entrepreneurs looking to learn the basics of Venture Capital

Venture capital is a type of financing that investors provide to startup companies and small businesses that are believed to have long-term growth potential.

As companies grow, they go through the different stages of venture capital. Additionally, firms or investors may focus specifically on certain stages—which impacts how they invest.

In a number of critical areas, including legal, tax and strategic matters, a VC firm can provide active support, which is all the more important at a key stage in the growth of a young company.

Course Layout:

Introduction

What is VC?

Different Stages of VC

About VC firms

How do VC firms make money?

Who invests in VC firms?

The fundraising process

Idea Generation/submission and submission or plan/prototype

Introductory meeting

Due Diligence

Term Sheets and fundraising

Why Startups seek VC funding?

Why Startups seek VC funding part 1

Why Startups seek VC funding part 2

Why Startups seek VC funding part 3

What are the types of VCs and how they differ?

How VCs source deals?

How VCs source deals part 1

How VCs source deals part 2

How VCs source deals part 3

How VCs select Investments – major criterias

Market Size

Product

Founding Team

Important Terms you should be aware of:

Term Sheet

Different types of stock

Price per share

Voting

Board of Directors

Right of first refusal

Drag along rights

Vesting

Non compete Agreemsnts

Intellectual property

ESOPs

What Are the Prominent Roles in a VC Firm?

The different roles

General Partners

Venture Partners

Principals

Associates

Analysts

Entrepreneurs in Residence

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Different Stages

Chapter 2: About VC firms

Lecture 1: How do VC firms make money?

Lecture 2: Who invests in venture capital funds?

Chapter 3: The Fundraising Process

Lecture 1: Idea generation and submission of the Business Plan/prototype

Lecture 2: Introductory Meeting

Lecture 3: Due Diligence

Lecture 4: Term Sheets and Funding

Chapter 4: Why startups seek VC funding

Lecture 1: Why startups seek VC funding part 1

Lecture 2: Why startups seek VC funding part 2

Lecture 3: Why startups seek VC funding part 3

Chapter 5: What are types of VC and how do they differ

Lecture 1: Types of VC firms

Chapter 6: How VCs source deals?

Lecture 1: Part 1

Lecture 2: Part 2

Lecture 3: Part 3

Chapter 7: How VCs select investments?

Lecture 1: Market Size

Lecture 2: Product

Lecture 3: Founding team

Chapter 8: Important Terms you should be aware of

Lecture 1: Term Sheet

Lecture 2: Different types of stock

Lecture 3: Price per share

Lecture 4: Voting

Lecture 5: Board of Directors

Lecture 6: Right of first refusal

Lecture 7: Drag along rights

Lecture 8: Vesting

Lecture 9: Non compete Agreements

Lecture 10: Intellectual Property

Lecture 11: ESOPs

Chapter 9: What Are the Prominent Roles in a VC Firm?

Lecture 1: The different roles

Lecture 2: General Partners

Lecture 3: Venture Partners

Lecture 4: Principals

Lecture 5: Associates

Lecture 6: Analysts

Lecture 7: Entrepreneurs in Residence

Instructors

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