Why Investors & Venture Capitalists Ask for Pie in the Sky Forecasts
Sometimes it feels like investors and venture capitalists ask for pie in the sky forecasts. That means it’s time to think strategically.
Sometimes it feels like investors and venture capitalists ask for pie in the sky forecasts. That means it’s time to think strategically.
Some may call this approach to financial transparency radical, and we’re okay with that!
We built AutoCFO because we believe business owners and startup founders need real-time, clear financial data along with access to fractional CFOs.
Staying on top of your business’s finances can feel like an uphill battle. So what’s the secret to making sure you keep up with things? Check-ins.
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Budgeting and Financial Forecasting is vital for a successful business. But what is the purpose of this and why is it so important to keep reviewing it?
With more and more sources of data at your fingertips in our lives, stale Excel reports really don’t cut it anymore. If you are using these as the only way you communicate information to the business managers you work with, it’s time to re-evaluate.
How much time does it take to answer a “simple” question like, “What was our revenue for X customer last month?” I once had a private equity investor grumble at me with a tone of complete and utter annoyance. He had asked one of our portfolio company’s controllers that question and received the response, “Can I get back to you on that tomorrow?”
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