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MBA Mondays: Every Monday A New Topic


Table of Contents

  1. How To Calculate Return On Investment
  2. The Present Value of Future Cash Flows
  3. The Time Value of Money
  4. Compounding Interest
  5. Corporate Entities
  6. Piercing the Corporate Veil
  7. Accounting
  8. The Profit And Loss Statement
  9. The Balance Sheet
  10. Cash Flow
  11. Analyzing Financial Statements
  12. Key Business Metrics
  13. Price: Why Lower Isn't Always Better
  14. Projections, Budgeting and Forecasting
  15. Scenarios
  16. Budgeting In A Small Early Stage Company
  17. Budgeting In A Growing Company
  18. Budgeting In A Large Company
  19. Forecasting
  20. Risk and Return
  21. Diversification
  22. Hedging
  23. Currency Risk In A Business
  24. Purchasing Power Parity
  25. Opportunity Costs
  26. Sunk Costs
  27. Off Balance Sheet Liabilities
  28. Enterprise Value and Market Value
  29. Bookings vs Revenues vs Collections
  30. Commission Plans
  31. What A CEO Does
  32. What A CEO Does (continued)
  33. Outsourcing
  34. Outsourcing vs Offshoring
  35. Employee Equity
  36. Employee Equity: Dilution
  37. Employee Equity: Appreciation
  38. Employee Equity: Options
  39. Employee Equity: The Liquidation Overhang
  40. Employee Equity: The Option Strike Price
  41. Employee Equity: Restricted Stock and RSUs
  42. Employee Equity: Vesting
  43. Employee Equity: How Much?
  44. Acquisition Finance
  45. M&A Fundamentals
  46. Buying and Selling Assets
  47. The MBA Mondays Curriculum
  48. Selling Your Company
  49. M&A Case Studies: ChiliSoft
  50. M&A Case Studies: WhatCounts
  51. M&A Case Studies: WhatCounts Sale Process
  52. M&A Case Studies: Feedburner
  53. M&A Issues: The Integration Plan
  54. MBA Mondays Everywhere
  55. M&A Issues: The Stay Package
  56. What A Management Team Does
  57. M&A Issues: Governmental Approvals
  58. MBA Tuesday
  59. M&A Issues: Breakup Fees
  60. M&A Issues: Reps, Warranties, Indemnities, and Escrows
  61. M&A Issues: Timing
  62. M&A Issues: Consideration
  63. M&A Issues: Price
  64. Margins
  65. Margins (continued)
  66. LTV > CPA
  67. Ordinary Income vs Capital Gains
  68. Competition - The Pros and Cons
  69. Financing Options For Small Tech Companies

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