96-732 Entrepreneurial Finance II

12 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Examines the sources of finance for early and mid-stage companies. The course seeks to blend finance and economics to help entrepreneurs to understand; (1) the relationship between venture finance and evaluation of business risk and (2) the importance of pro forma financials in the process of valuing and raising funds for start-ups. The objective is for students to acquire a range of business understanding and skills by building a case for financing their start-up. Teams will build a VC pitch for their start-up and present their start-up to an audience of students and faculty. PRE_REQUISITE: 96-791

Prerequisites: 96-791 (min B)

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