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How the correction in public SaaS stock trading multiples affect startup valuations

How the correction in public SaaS stock trading multiples affect startup valuations

The stock market has really punished publicly traded SaaS tech stock, more so than other tech stocks. SaaS companies have been especially hammered recently. 
Published on Tue, 12 April 2022
What does your startup need to know about acqui-hires?

What does your startup need to know about acqui-hires?

There are many reasons for a company to buy a startup, early-stage, or really any company.
Published on Sun, 10 April 2022
Why do startups need to break down their revenue by state?

Why do startups need to break down their revenue by state?

The short answer here is that your startup accountant needs to know your revenue by state to properly handle your taxes. So let’s look at why that’s the case.
Published on Sun, 3 April 2022
When should your startup make its first operations hire?

When should your startup make its first operations hire?

Kruze Consulting's COO, Scott Orn, answers the question 'When should your startup make its first operations hire?' and everything else you need to know.
Published on Fri, 1 April 2022
How do you reconcile your startup’s cap table?

How do you reconcile your startup’s cap table?

This is an important task for startups, because they're raising a lot of money, sometimes millions or even tens of millions of dollars.
Published on Sun, 27 March 2022
Accounting for PPP loans

Accounting for PPP loans

The Paycheck Protection Program was created to provide startups and other small businesses with funds to support their operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published on Sun, 20 March 2022
What is an exploding term sheet?

What is an exploding term sheet?

Exploding term sheets are a term used by startup founders for venture capital term sheets that have an expiration date.
Published on Sun, 13 March 2022
How should my startup pay engineering contractors?

How should my startup pay engineering contractors?

Kruze Consulting's COO, Scott Orn, answers the question 'how should my startup pay engineering contractors?' and how depends on where you are located.
Published on Mon, 7 March 2022
How should you handle petty cash at your startup?

How should you handle petty cash at your startup?

Petty cash is a term for a small amount of cash kept on hand at your startup to handle small expenses, like tipping a delivery driver or buying lunch.
Published on Mon, 28 February 2022
What is the IPO window?

What is the IPO window?

Kruze Consulting's COO, Scott Orn, provides a guide to the IPO window, how market conditions affect the IPO and if your startup is ready for one.
Published on Wed, 23 February 2022
Distributing advisor shares for your startup

Distributing advisor shares for your startup

Kruze Consulting's COO, Scott Orn, discusses everything you need to know about distributing advisor shares and the different types of advisors at startup.
Published on Sun, 13 February 2022
How do I Get in Touch with Angel or Seed Funds?

How do I Get in Touch with Angel or Seed Funds?

Ever wonder “how do I get in touch with Angel or Seed Funds? Read to learn how to know exactly what to include in a cold email.
Published on Thu, 10 February 2022
How many co-founders should a startup have?

How many co-founders should a startup have?

Kruze Consulting's, COO, Scott Orn answers the question 'how many co-founders should I have in my startup?' and the trade offs you might have to make.
Published on Tue, 8 February 2022
Startup Fintech’s Biggest Battle Ground

Startup Fintech’s Biggest Battle Ground

Expense Management tools are the frontier of startup credit card competition.
Published on Sun, 6 February 2022
What does the correction in the NASDAQ mean for startup valuations?

What does the correction in the NASDAQ mean for startup valuations?

If you have not been paying attention to your stock portfolio, the NASDAQ's gone down a lot. We're recording this in late January 2022.
Published on Tue, 1 February 2022
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