High Growth Venture Wheel of Success

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High Growth Venture Wheel of Success Turning the Wheel

Time & Place

Profitable

Management Major flaws

The Market Compelling Need Right Customer

Resilience

Long term problems Constrained

Robust Margins

Distribution Channels

WIN

Potential

WIN

Strategy

Innovation

Competitive Advantage

Vision Scalability

Making it Work

Sustainable

Realising the Opportunity Source: T. McKaskill, Winning Ventures (2006)


Growth Potential Score Index

Score / 5

Time & Place Compelling Need

Right Customer Distrib. Channels Innovation Comp. Advantage Sustainable Scalability

Go for IT!

57-70

Invest

43-56

Investigate

29-42

Few Possibilities

15-28 0-14

No Chance

Vision Strategy

“The Wheel of Success won’t guarantee that your business will move into high growth, it simply sets out a framework that shows that your probability of moving into high growth is greatly improved if you move towards the sweet spot in the centre. What you should achieve is a more profitable, more resilient and better managed business through the process.”

Robust Margins Resilience Management Profitable TOTAL

/ 70

Source: T. McKaskill, Winning Ventures (2006)


Golis has developed a VC’s screening criteria with the acronym: ‘MAMECH’. Notes: The larger the market, the more attractive the investment; Market Size

   

$1-$2 million profit from markets >$50 million Penetration rates <3-5% p.a Difficult to build market share >20% in 5 years. Net Profit after tax rarely >10%

What is the significant competitive advantage?

Advantage

 Does business possess a core technology or capability from which it can generate a host of products?  Revenue growth is a good indicator of whether the company is keeping up with technology.  >15% p.a. growth required to stay ahead of competitors.

Management Team

Typically consists of entrepreneurial leader and several managers;

Endorsements

Which large customers have bought from company? Who are they?

Capital Requirements

How much is required and in what amounts?

History

Look at the history of the business and latest copy of the accounts Source: Golis, (2002), p. 167-171


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