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Three Mathematical Models for Building a More Valuable Company

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“All models are wrong, but some are useful.” - George E. P. Box It’s very hard, maybe impossible, to create a mathematical model that describes how to build a successful company. Still, there’s value in trying to come up with different models and thinking about their implications. This post describe three possible models for calculating a startup’s value and the lessons that each model offers.

Three Mathematical Models for Building a More Valuable Company Leo Polovets Jan 20, 2017 Share “All models are wrong, but some are useful.” - George E. P. Box It’s very hard, maybe impossible, to create a mathematical model that describes how to build a successful company. Still, there’s value in trying to come up with different models and thinking about their implications. This post describe three possible models for calculating a startup’s value and the lessons that each model offers. Model #1: A Product of Risk Multipliers In How to De-Risk A Startup , I described nine major risks that most

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