Programme Content
Cover the basics of how a VC makes money. Learn how the underlying economics of a venture fund guides the philosophy and decision-making of an investor.
Understand how an investment philosophy and mission dictate the scope of your investment parameters.
Use the B2B software industry, one of the most treasured business models in the startup industry, as an example to contextualize the different stages in a startup’s lifecycle.
Build an investment thesis for an example startup or technology trend. Discuss research techniques, thesis development, and ways to build investment conviction.
Get immersed in an example case study to understand founder/investor negotiations. Dive into concepts such as term sheets, legal processes, and closing deals.
Explore the necessary actions for managing an investment portfolio, from tactical advice on product-market-fit to board governance.
Celebrate your program graduation with Program Instructor Prashant Matta, Senior Leaders in the Venture Ecosystem and Leaders from the Schulich Startups Community. An opportunity to make in-person connections with top professionals and network for future job opportunities. Hosted in downtown Toronto at Schulich ExecEd.
