5 Key Financial Slides in Your Pitch Deck

A key to gaining funding is making numbers visible through easily readable financial slides in your pitch deck. Investors are like Rod Tidwell in “Jerry Maguire” ~ they want you to SHOW THEM THE MONEY ~ literally. Here’s a few key financial forecasting charts and graphs to include in your pitch deck that make your […]

SumoSum Launches New Paradigm in Financial Forecasting for Startups & Entrepreneurs

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SumoSum launched this week as a financial forecasting software app to empower startups, entrepreneurs, nonprofits and students with a new paradigm in business concept development based on running the numbers first. Says founder and author Steve Sue, “Decks are pretty. B-plans informative. But numbers dictate outcomes like funding and profitability. And with numbers come footnotes […]

5 Tips to Making Startup Financials Believable

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In the startup world, it’s all about making a believable “hockey stick,” i.e., a growth or sales chart that takes a fast turn for the better and just keeps ascending. If you want funding or notoriety, you better have a hockey stick. But anyone can make a hockey stick in financial modeling, thus the challenge is making one that you can actually defend.

Free Consulting Sessions via SumoSum Podcast

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During our Beta Launch phase, SumoSum offers free 30-minute forecasting sessions with your choice of one of the founding SumoSum authors. To be eligible for a free session, you must be a SumoSum member and agree to your session being taped and distributed as a SumoSum Podcast episode.

Hello World: SumoSum Enters Ring of Startup Software Apps 

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We’re excited to introduce SumoSum, the latest in startup software apps. Over the last decade, we’ve created innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum and apps. And while we’ve had a fair share of wins, we’ve also suffered at least our fair share of mistakes along the way, like not moving fast enough to stay with an evolving market.