Mattermark collects data on more than 1,000,000 of the fastest growing private companies in the world. This report provides a data-driven exploration of startup funding in the United States over the past 10 years.
Pandoland 2015: Q1-Q2 State of Startups | MattermarkMattermark
Mattermark COO & Cofounder Andy Sparks kicked off the Pandoland conference with a data-driven keynote covering the state of startups and startup funding in 2015.
Mattermark Q1 2015 Quarter Midpoint Analysis - U.S. Venture Capital ActivityMattermark
This report provides an overview of venture funding for startup companies in the United States over the past year, as well as a midpoint review of Q1 2015 activity and pace-driven projections for the remainder of the quarter.
All research was conducted using Mattermark. To explore this data and perform your own research and analysis we invite you to sign up for a free trial at www.mattermark.com
Mattermark Startup Investor Benchmarking Analysis - November 2013Mattermark
The document discusses potential methods for benchmarking venture capital investors' performance based on portfolio company data from Mattermark. It considers simply averaging portfolio company scores, weighting based on number of companies ("shots on goal"), balancing scores to account for below-average performers, and whether larger more diverse portfolios perform better on average. The analysis is intended to explore factors to consider in benchmarking VCs using Mattermark startup data.
To learn more about Mattermark, quantitative investing for venture capital, and explore our database of more than 200,000 startups please visit www.mattermark.com
Global Technology Trends & Startup Hubs 2015Bernard Moon
Provides an overview of general technology trends, global venture capital trends, and startup trends around the world. Snapshots of the top 10 startup hubs in the world: Silicon Valley, NYC, London, Stockholm, Berlin, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Seoul, Boston, and Los Angeles.
We all know that the SaaS landscape is ever-changing. That’s precisely why it’s crucial for SaaS businesses to constantly evolve and change their strategies and tactics. But without objective data on what works and what doesn’t, shifting strategies would be mere conjecture.
To help these companies we’re releasing, for the second year in a row, a massive data set that takes a look at what does and doesn’t work when it comes to efficiently growing a SaaS company. This year, we placed special emphasis on the explosion of product led growth – a go-to-market strategy that underpins some of today’s most successful businesses including Atlassian, Dropbox and Expensify. Companies with a product led growth (PLG) strategy exhibit unique financial and operating characteristics like rapid scalability, economic efficiency and outsized investment in technology that enable them to grow at more efficient rates.
Our survey uncovered trends around how fast startups are growing (hint: it’s tough to break in, but the best performers are growing faster than ever), the emergence of SaaS companies all around the world, and early indications of progress on hiring diverse candidates.
Pandoland 2015: Q1-Q2 State of Startups | MattermarkMattermark
Mattermark COO & Cofounder Andy Sparks kicked off the Pandoland conference with a data-driven keynote covering the state of startups and startup funding in 2015.
Mattermark Q1 2015 Quarter Midpoint Analysis - U.S. Venture Capital ActivityMattermark
This report provides an overview of venture funding for startup companies in the United States over the past year, as well as a midpoint review of Q1 2015 activity and pace-driven projections for the remainder of the quarter.
All research was conducted using Mattermark. To explore this data and perform your own research and analysis we invite you to sign up for a free trial at www.mattermark.com
Mattermark Startup Investor Benchmarking Analysis - November 2013Mattermark
The document discusses potential methods for benchmarking venture capital investors' performance based on portfolio company data from Mattermark. It considers simply averaging portfolio company scores, weighting based on number of companies ("shots on goal"), balancing scores to account for below-average performers, and whether larger more diverse portfolios perform better on average. The analysis is intended to explore factors to consider in benchmarking VCs using Mattermark startup data.
To learn more about Mattermark, quantitative investing for venture capital, and explore our database of more than 200,000 startups please visit www.mattermark.com
Global Technology Trends & Startup Hubs 2015Bernard Moon
Provides an overview of general technology trends, global venture capital trends, and startup trends around the world. Snapshots of the top 10 startup hubs in the world: Silicon Valley, NYC, London, Stockholm, Berlin, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Seoul, Boston, and Los Angeles.
We all know that the SaaS landscape is ever-changing. That’s precisely why it’s crucial for SaaS businesses to constantly evolve and change their strategies and tactics. But without objective data on what works and what doesn’t, shifting strategies would be mere conjecture.
To help these companies we’re releasing, for the second year in a row, a massive data set that takes a look at what does and doesn’t work when it comes to efficiently growing a SaaS company. This year, we placed special emphasis on the explosion of product led growth – a go-to-market strategy that underpins some of today’s most successful businesses including Atlassian, Dropbox and Expensify. Companies with a product led growth (PLG) strategy exhibit unique financial and operating characteristics like rapid scalability, economic efficiency and outsized investment in technology that enable them to grow at more efficient rates.
Our survey uncovered trends around how fast startups are growing (hint: it’s tough to break in, but the best performers are growing faster than ever), the emergence of SaaS companies all around the world, and early indications of progress on hiring diverse candidates.
This presentation provides an overview of Wayfair, an online retailer of home goods. It discusses Wayfair's mission to transform home shopping, its large catalog and supplier network, significant growth and scale. The presentation notes opportunities in the large and fragmented home goods market as it moves online. It highlights Wayfair's technology platform and operations running at massive scale. The presentation provides Wayfair's financial performance and targets, discussing its capital efficient model with minimal inventory. It outlines Wayfair's growth strategies going forward.
The seed stage of the venture capital industry went through a boom cycle from 2006-2014 but has lately seen a sharp decline. What's happening? Is it temporary or are their structural problems? This deck answers that question.
Software 2017 - Where are we now and where are we going?Battery Ventures
Software 2017. Originally presented by Neeraj Agrawal at CloudNY, a conference for founders and CEOs of breakout cloud and SaaS companies, on May 18, 2017. For more information on CloudNY and to register for CloudNY 2018, visit cloudny.com.
This document provides an overview of trends in the software industry in 2019. It discusses how overall software spending continues to grow faster than total IT spending and GDP. It also summarizes that software has had a significant economic impact, supporting jobs and contributing to GDP. Additionally, it outlines factors driving software's accelerating growth, including every company becoming a software company, software displacing services and hardware, software infiltrating new markets, and existing markets growing over time. The document concludes that the software industry is still in the early stages and has significant growth potential in the coming decades.
Презентация Арсения Даббаха, CEO и управляющего партнера RMG partners, с конференции СтартUp Travel 2016, проходившей 22 июня 2016 года в технопарке Строгино.
Every year Upfront Ventures surveys our peer group for their sentiment on the fund raising environment, burn rates, areas of technology interest and the year ahead. This report summarizes the views as of January 2017.
Silicon Valley Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) Presentation 2015.05.23Peter Szymanski
The document discusses factors that Silicon Valley investors look for in companies and advice for Polish startups seeking US funding. It describes 9 key factors including rapid growth, large market potential, predictable revenue, a proven management team, and a strong economic model. It also provides tips for Polish startups on setting up a US entity to facilitate fundraising, checking investor references, and global technology trends that may impact future opportunities.
- Venture capital fundraising and investments reached record levels in 2015, with more money coming from non-traditional investors. However, public tech valuations have dropped and private valuations are correcting from unsustainable highs.
- Most venture capitalists expect valuations to decline further in 2016 and are advising portfolio companies to cut costs. Fewer IPO and acquisition exits also have VCs taking a more cautious approach to new investments.
- Limited partner investors in venture funds remain concerned about high investment pacing, valuations, and company burn rates. However, most will maintain rather than decrease their commitments to venture capital over the next three years.
The Changing Structure of the Venture Capital IndustryMark Suster
I presented this deck at the 2014 PreMoney Conference. I wrote a blog post here that goes into more detail: http://bit.ly/ChangingVC
The video of the presentation I gave is here: http://youtu.be/5MClCBUjbbE
The VC industry is changing. The press has focused on the wrong story - crowd funding. The bigger story is the shift from public financing to private financing and the bifurcation of the venture industry. This presentation examines the case.
The document discusses how product-led growth has become the next evolution of go-to-market strategies, with companies focusing on viral user acquisition, free trials, and bottom-up sales driven by product usage. It provides examples of high-growth SaaS companies that have achieved faster revenue growth rates, higher gross margins, and greater valuation multiples through product-led strategies that prioritize the customer experience.
Go4Venture Bulletin - Venture & Growth Equity Market Report Europe, July 2014CAR FOR YOU
Go4Ventures Bulletin provides a summary of corporate finance activity among emerging European TMT companies:
- Investments, i.e. Venture Capital and Private Equity financings, including growth equity, financing rounds with single secondaries components (recapitalisations)
- M&A Transactions where the sellers are VC and PE-backed European companies, including all majority transactions with no new investment going into the business (e.g. acquisitions, Management Buyouts (MBOs) and other buyouts).
...how quickly venture backed
technology companies market capitalization changed (grew) and whether there had
been a change in the “Time To Market Cap” during different periods of history. November 2014
From Good to Great: How to Ace Your Marketplace FundraiseBattery Ventures
At the Marketplace Conference Online December 2020, Battery Ventures' Justin Da Rosa teamed up with Speedinvest's Philip Specht on the core marketplace metrics investors evaluate during the fundraising process from seed to growth.
The document outlines plans to launch a wholesale banking platform called Standard Treasury that will provide banking services via API to fintech companies and power the next generation of financial applications. It details the team's experience in banking technology, regulatory work completed in the UK and US, product roadmap, and financial projections showing an $8.99M series A round will fund the application and launch process. Risks are acknowledged but mitigation strategies are proposed to address challenges in obtaining a banking license, timeline, and hiring.
The document discusses right-sizing the U.S. venture capital industry. It argues that the industry is currently too large given poor returns in recent years. The size of the industry grew rapidly in the late 1990s, but performance has stagnated since. Returns have failed to exceed public market indices over 5 and 10 year periods. Additionally, the core information technology sector that drove past success is now mature with lower capital needs. For the industry to improve returns, its size likely needs to shrink through reduced commitments from limited partners.
A look at the Venture Capital industry heading into 2020. Some have questioned whether the industry has a future. This deck does a detailed look at where the industry is and why the future of VC still looks bright.
Silicon Valley receives 1/3 of global venture capital funding, with $11.6 billion invested in 2011. The top industries are software and biotech. It attracts talented individuals globally seeking opportunities in technology. Close to 50% of its workforce comes from Asia, especially India and China. Professionals work extremely long hours, prioritizing their work over personal lives to achieve success. Exits typically occur through acquisition or IPO, with average returns of 676% for acquisitions and 303% for IPOs. Venture capital investment in the US is recovering to pre-recession levels, led by Silicon Valley.
My presentation for a Webinar with Mattermark from April 30, 2015 on the state of the start-up ecosystem, the evolution of venture capital sourcing, trends for 2015 and advice for founders
2015 Venture Capital & Startup Traction ReportMattermark
Dive into venture funding trends
Take an in-depth look at the funding events, growth signals, exits and other insights into the fastest growing private companies. It’s compiled by our independent, in-house editorial staff to help you make fast, informed and accurate decisions.
NIN Ventures (or NIN.VC) is a first of its kind technology venture capital fund to be raised via World Wide Web. NIN.VC will invest in early / growth stage financial services, education software, internet and digital media, mobile communication, cloud computing, 3D printing, and other path breaking companies. The fund will invest $1,000,000 - $5,000,000 in early / growth stage companies as a part of a syndicate or lead.
NIN Ventures Technology (QP) Fund LLC is now LIVE and OPEN for investments. Whether you are an investor, CEO raising financing, fellow venture capitalist looking for deal flow opportunities, or just curious, feel free to reach us at contact@nin.vc or (312) 953 0930 with any questions or material requests.
This presentation provides an overview of Wayfair, an online retailer of home goods. It discusses Wayfair's mission to transform home shopping, its large catalog and supplier network, significant growth and scale. The presentation notes opportunities in the large and fragmented home goods market as it moves online. It highlights Wayfair's technology platform and operations running at massive scale. The presentation provides Wayfair's financial performance and targets, discussing its capital efficient model with minimal inventory. It outlines Wayfair's growth strategies going forward.
The seed stage of the venture capital industry went through a boom cycle from 2006-2014 but has lately seen a sharp decline. What's happening? Is it temporary or are their structural problems? This deck answers that question.
Software 2017 - Where are we now and where are we going?Battery Ventures
Software 2017. Originally presented by Neeraj Agrawal at CloudNY, a conference for founders and CEOs of breakout cloud and SaaS companies, on May 18, 2017. For more information on CloudNY and to register for CloudNY 2018, visit cloudny.com.
This document provides an overview of trends in the software industry in 2019. It discusses how overall software spending continues to grow faster than total IT spending and GDP. It also summarizes that software has had a significant economic impact, supporting jobs and contributing to GDP. Additionally, it outlines factors driving software's accelerating growth, including every company becoming a software company, software displacing services and hardware, software infiltrating new markets, and existing markets growing over time. The document concludes that the software industry is still in the early stages and has significant growth potential in the coming decades.
Презентация Арсения Даббаха, CEO и управляющего партнера RMG partners, с конференции СтартUp Travel 2016, проходившей 22 июня 2016 года в технопарке Строгино.
Every year Upfront Ventures surveys our peer group for their sentiment on the fund raising environment, burn rates, areas of technology interest and the year ahead. This report summarizes the views as of January 2017.
Silicon Valley Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) Presentation 2015.05.23Peter Szymanski
The document discusses factors that Silicon Valley investors look for in companies and advice for Polish startups seeking US funding. It describes 9 key factors including rapid growth, large market potential, predictable revenue, a proven management team, and a strong economic model. It also provides tips for Polish startups on setting up a US entity to facilitate fundraising, checking investor references, and global technology trends that may impact future opportunities.
- Venture capital fundraising and investments reached record levels in 2015, with more money coming from non-traditional investors. However, public tech valuations have dropped and private valuations are correcting from unsustainable highs.
- Most venture capitalists expect valuations to decline further in 2016 and are advising portfolio companies to cut costs. Fewer IPO and acquisition exits also have VCs taking a more cautious approach to new investments.
- Limited partner investors in venture funds remain concerned about high investment pacing, valuations, and company burn rates. However, most will maintain rather than decrease their commitments to venture capital over the next three years.
The Changing Structure of the Venture Capital IndustryMark Suster
I presented this deck at the 2014 PreMoney Conference. I wrote a blog post here that goes into more detail: http://bit.ly/ChangingVC
The video of the presentation I gave is here: http://youtu.be/5MClCBUjbbE
The VC industry is changing. The press has focused on the wrong story - crowd funding. The bigger story is the shift from public financing to private financing and the bifurcation of the venture industry. This presentation examines the case.
The document discusses how product-led growth has become the next evolution of go-to-market strategies, with companies focusing on viral user acquisition, free trials, and bottom-up sales driven by product usage. It provides examples of high-growth SaaS companies that have achieved faster revenue growth rates, higher gross margins, and greater valuation multiples through product-led strategies that prioritize the customer experience.
Go4Venture Bulletin - Venture & Growth Equity Market Report Europe, July 2014CAR FOR YOU
Go4Ventures Bulletin provides a summary of corporate finance activity among emerging European TMT companies:
- Investments, i.e. Venture Capital and Private Equity financings, including growth equity, financing rounds with single secondaries components (recapitalisations)
- M&A Transactions where the sellers are VC and PE-backed European companies, including all majority transactions with no new investment going into the business (e.g. acquisitions, Management Buyouts (MBOs) and other buyouts).
...how quickly venture backed
technology companies market capitalization changed (grew) and whether there had
been a change in the “Time To Market Cap” during different periods of history. November 2014
From Good to Great: How to Ace Your Marketplace FundraiseBattery Ventures
At the Marketplace Conference Online December 2020, Battery Ventures' Justin Da Rosa teamed up with Speedinvest's Philip Specht on the core marketplace metrics investors evaluate during the fundraising process from seed to growth.
The document outlines plans to launch a wholesale banking platform called Standard Treasury that will provide banking services via API to fintech companies and power the next generation of financial applications. It details the team's experience in banking technology, regulatory work completed in the UK and US, product roadmap, and financial projections showing an $8.99M series A round will fund the application and launch process. Risks are acknowledged but mitigation strategies are proposed to address challenges in obtaining a banking license, timeline, and hiring.
The document discusses right-sizing the U.S. venture capital industry. It argues that the industry is currently too large given poor returns in recent years. The size of the industry grew rapidly in the late 1990s, but performance has stagnated since. Returns have failed to exceed public market indices over 5 and 10 year periods. Additionally, the core information technology sector that drove past success is now mature with lower capital needs. For the industry to improve returns, its size likely needs to shrink through reduced commitments from limited partners.
A look at the Venture Capital industry heading into 2020. Some have questioned whether the industry has a future. This deck does a detailed look at where the industry is and why the future of VC still looks bright.
Silicon Valley receives 1/3 of global venture capital funding, with $11.6 billion invested in 2011. The top industries are software and biotech. It attracts talented individuals globally seeking opportunities in technology. Close to 50% of its workforce comes from Asia, especially India and China. Professionals work extremely long hours, prioritizing their work over personal lives to achieve success. Exits typically occur through acquisition or IPO, with average returns of 676% for acquisitions and 303% for IPOs. Venture capital investment in the US is recovering to pre-recession levels, led by Silicon Valley.
My presentation for a Webinar with Mattermark from April 30, 2015 on the state of the start-up ecosystem, the evolution of venture capital sourcing, trends for 2015 and advice for founders
2015 Venture Capital & Startup Traction ReportMattermark
Dive into venture funding trends
Take an in-depth look at the funding events, growth signals, exits and other insights into the fastest growing private companies. It’s compiled by our independent, in-house editorial staff to help you make fast, informed and accurate decisions.
NIN Ventures (or NIN.VC) is a first of its kind technology venture capital fund to be raised via World Wide Web. NIN.VC will invest in early / growth stage financial services, education software, internet and digital media, mobile communication, cloud computing, 3D printing, and other path breaking companies. The fund will invest $1,000,000 - $5,000,000 in early / growth stage companies as a part of a syndicate or lead.
NIN Ventures Technology (QP) Fund LLC is now LIVE and OPEN for investments. Whether you are an investor, CEO raising financing, fellow venture capitalist looking for deal flow opportunities, or just curious, feel free to reach us at contact@nin.vc or (312) 953 0930 with any questions or material requests.
Feeding infrastructure power – externally and internally. Alvaro Piedrahita, president and CEO, T.Y. Lin International (San Francisco, CA), a 2,500-plus-person full-service infrastructure consulting firm, says that TYLI will continue to provide services for transportation projects in all of their established market sectors, which comprise signature bridges, rail and transit, high-speed rail, aviation, and highways/surface transportation. TYLI will also take steps to expand its presence in port and marine infrastructure, as well as non-transportation markets, including buildings and facilities, water and waste water, and power and energy sectors, through both strategic hires and acquisitions.
Piedrahita says that 2015 is going to be an ambitious year and shares some thoughts on the days ahead. “We foresee continued economic recovery in 2015, which should translate into significant infrastructure opportunities across the firm’s established and growing market sectors,” he says. “Given these conditions, rather than divest, our strategy for 2015 will be to selectively invest the firm’s resources on large infrastructure projects in major metropolitan areas across all market sectors, focusing on projects where the firm’s expertise provides our clients with
the greatest value.”
TYLI will also continue to enhance its strengths by doing what it does best: ensuring project success by strategically leveraging the collective power and diverse expertise of a global organization. “To that end, TYLI will maintain our ongoing process of hiring and retaining the best and brightest engineering talent for all market sectors served by the firm. This approach is founded on the firm’s strategic drivers: our clients, our employees and our shareholders,” Piedrahita says.
New and current TYLI projects can be found throughout the U.S., the Caribbean and Latin America, and Asia. TYLI regions are experiencing business growth, with additional operations centers opened in California and the Northeast in 2014. Central and South America represent notable areas of market growth and opportunity. Business goal for 2015: Bring TYLI’s deep expertise with U.S. and international aviation projects to China/Asia and Central and South American markets.
IT Services Active Acquirer Report Q3 2019Chanie Smith
This document is an IT Services Active Acquirer Report from Objective Capital Partners that provides information on active acquirers and investors in the IT Services industry. It highlights One Equity Partners, a middle-market private equity firm that has made several acquisitions to allow IT services businesses to expand. It also discusses Park Place Technologies, a provider of data center hardware maintenance services that has grown through acquisitions. Finally, it outlines Accenture, a large professional services firm that continues acquisitions to strengthen its digital capabilities and global presence. The report includes acquisition trends, investment drivers, transaction details, and a list of over 40 active buyers in the IT Services sector.
Understanding The Importance Of An Analytics Center Of ExcellenceWiiisdom
“Data Literacy” and “Digital Dexterity” describe the divide between the value your analytic technologies can provide and the ability of your workforce to utilize those technologies for value. Learn techniques and approaches that will enable your analytics to thrive.
Bridge Software has developed a construction management software called Stagistics to connect suppliers, contractors, and subcontractors. The software offers CRM, scheduling, estimating, and job tracking capabilities. Stagistics has begun pilot programs with large suppliers like SRS Distribution and Richards Building Supply. Initial results show contractors spending more and placing larger orders through integrated suppliers. Bridge is seeking $1 million to expand the pilot programs, develop mobile apps, and grow its sales and marketing efforts to capture a share of the $34.8 billion exteriors market and $158.5 billion home renovation market.
This document summarizes Scott Maxwell's perspectives on growth equity investing in 2015. It discusses how growth equity firms create value through focus, access to deals, deal selection, and company building activities. It notes the changing investment environment with high valuations, more capital, and larger fund sizes, which is concerning to Maxwell. He is also keeping an eye on disruptive changes in cloud, mobile, social, intelligence and their impact on portfolio companies.
Software 2018: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?Battery Ventures
Initially presented at CloudNY as follow up to last year’s Software 2017, this year’s presentation—authored by Battery’s Neeraj Agrawal and Logan Bartlett–provides an update on the shifting software landscape and just where things are headed.
PwC Presents: VC Investing – Major trends from Q3 2014Proformative, Inc.
As we predicted in our last Proformative VC update, 2014 is turning into an exciting year for venture capital, with increased investing activity and headline-grabbing exits. Please join representatives from PwC’s Emerging Company Services Group as they provide an overview of recent venture capital investment trends, interpreting findings from the PricewaterhouseCoopers/National Venture Capital Association MoneyTree™ Report, based on data from Thomson Reuters.
The document is a template for a VC fundraising deck. It provides guidance on the typical structure and content of fundraising decks, including sections on the fund background, team experience, investment strategy and thesis, track record, sample investments, and terms. The template is meant to be edited and customized for each individual fund. It emphasizes telling a clear story about the fund's advantages and past successes to convince LPs to invest.
This document provides a template for a VC fundraising deck. It includes explanations and examples of the types of slides that could be included such as background on the GPs, the fund's investment thesis, track record, portfolio and terms. The template is meant to guide fund managers on the key information to communicate to LPs while allowing flexibility in customizing the specific content.
Using Analytics to Grow the Small Business PortfolioSaggezza
This document discusses how data analytics can help financial institutions grow their small business portfolios. It begins by outlining how data analytics can provide a competitive advantage. It then discusses how large banks are using data analytics to predict customer needs and increase sales. The document proposes five key steps for becoming a data-driven organization: 1) set goals; 2) assess talent and capabilities; 3) uncover valuable insights; 4) take action on insights; and 5) create a data-driven culture. Finally, it provides 13 specific action items that financial institutions can take to grow their small business portfolios using data analytics.
Venture capital-backed IPOs have significantly outperformed the broader IPO market and non-venture backed companies over the past several years. On average, venture-backed companies saw stock price increases of 18.8% on the first day of trading and 10.5% after six months. Several factors contribute to their strong performance, including venture capitalists selecting companies based on long-term scalability rather than short-term profits. Venture firms also help professionalize the companies they invest in to prepare them for successful public listings. Recent regulatory changes and competitive stock exchanges could further increase IPO activity for venture-backed firms going forward.
VC Fundraising Deck Template: Carta x Kauffman FellowsNihar Neelakanti
Carta and Kauffman Fellows present a venture capital fundraising deck template highlighting the various components a GP should include as part of their fundraising story to attract limited partners.
Cornerstone provides a corporate overview and highlights of its second quarter 2016 performance. It discusses its evolution over the past 16 years from 4 employees to over 2,500 clients and 25 million users today. Cornerstone also outlines its strong financial results with continued growth in revenue, bookings, clients, and users. It shares its vision and strategy to achieve $1 billion in revenue by continuing its leadership in the talent management market and pursuing opportunities in new industries, geographies, market segments, and with its large installed base.
Pitch Deck To Raise Funding From Mezzanine Debt PowerPoint Presentation SlidesSlideTeam
This complete presentation has PPT slides on wide range of topics highlighting the core areas of your business needs. It has professionally designed templates with relevant visuals and subject driven content. This presentation deck has total of fourty one slides. Get access to the customizable templates. Our designers have created editable templates for your convenience. You can edit the colour, text and font size as per your need. You can add or delete the content if required. You are just a click to away to have this ready-made presentation. Click the download button now. https://bit.ly/3aqxL7G
Csod investor deck third quarter1052015ircornerstone
Cornerstone provides a corporate overview and highlights its evolution over the past 15 years. It discusses the opportunity in the market to address changing work needs. Cornerstone has grown to over 2,000 clients, 22 million users, and a presence in 191 countries. It aims to reach $1 billion in revenue by continuing to innovate and expand across market segments, industries, and within its existing client base.
This document provides an overview and outlook for TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation. It discusses 6 investment themes: 1) their unique business model, 2) market leadership in trading, 3) being a premier asset gatherer, 4) their relationship with TD Bank, 5) being well-positioned for rising interest rates, and 6) being good stewards of shareholder capital. The document also provides highlights and forecasts for key financial metrics for fiscal year 2013, with an earnings per share outlook range of $1.00-$1.20.
Csod investor deck second quarter finalircornerstone
Cornerstone provides a corporate overview and highlights of its second quarter 2016 performance. It discusses its evolution over the past 16 years from 4 employees to over 2,500 clients and 25 million users today. Cornerstone also reviews its strong financial results with continued growth in revenue, bookings, clients, and users. It outlines opportunities for further growth through continued core sales, global expansion, new market segments, industries, and maximizing its large installed base.
Explore the key differences between silicone sponge rubber and foam rubber in this comprehensive presentation. Learn about their unique properties, manufacturing processes, and applications across various industries. Discover how each material performs in terms of temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Gain insights from real-world case studies and make informed decisions for your projects.