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Fundraising Simulator
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Foreword2 Lessons
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Business introduction2 Lessons
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Business strategy4 Lessons
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Required funding4 Lessons
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Pitch to investors3 Lessons
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Scrutinize offers3 Lessons
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Select your preferred offer3 Lessons
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Lead the deal process5 Lessons
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Conclude the deal3 Lessons
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Key learning points2 Lessons
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Insights from your GrowCFO community3 Lessons
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Closing thoughts1 Lesson
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Your deal certificate1 Lesson|1 Quiz
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You have just attended the strategy session with your VSC management team, who are all incredibly excited about your company’s planned international expansion into Bigland!
During this session, you noted down the following in relation to your big expansion:
Bigland revenues
Management forecast the following new revenues from Bigland clients:
- New incremental recurring monthly fees of $50,000 per month from 1 January 20X4;
- Churn of $25,000 revenue per month from lost clients starting from 1 January 20X5;
- Annual new wins of $560k in 20X4, $30k in 20X5, $135k in 20X6 and $350k in 20X7. All of these wins will occur on 1 January within each respective year. Note that the figure is much higher on 1 January 20X4 due to this being the big launch date in Bigland!
All Bigland revenues generate a gross profit margin of 90%.
Monthly costs
VSC will incur the following incremental recurring monthly costs starting on 1 January 20X3:
Other items to note
All of Bigland’s accounting policies, tax rules and cash flows are the same as Homeland.