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2 episodes with bharat kanodia
2 episodes with bharat kanodia
2 episodes with bharat kanodia
2 episodes with bharat kanodia
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Bharat is the founder of Veristrat. He has been in business valuation since 2000 and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property, and financial assets including some unique assets i.e., the Golden Gate Bridge, NYC subway system, Hartsfield Atlanta Airport, and Las Vegas casinos.Bharat has formerly worked with American Appraisal and Silicon Valley Bank Analytics. As an appraiser, Bharat has signed off on over 4000 valuation opinions with $800 billion in assets. Bharat holds an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin and an MBA from Marquette University. He is a senior accredited member with ASA.In our conversation, we discussed:Valuating Assets in a highly appreciated marketplace.Biggest frustration on selling highly appreciated assetsExit Planning ProcessConnect with Bharat Kanodia:https://www.expertcresecrets.com/episode95Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Expert CRE Community today:expertCREsecrets.comeXpert CRE Secrets FacebookeXpert CRE Secrets Youtube
“what really works is content and original content and video content is the king of kings.” In Season 3, Episode 33 of the Boss Uncaged Podcast, S.A. Grant sits down with the YouTube Host, Founder, and Chief Appraiser of What's it Worth, Bharat Kanodia.
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Your host, Russ Yeager, talks with Bharat Kanodia of Veristrat. Veristrat is a valuation and advisory company focused on providing high end business valuation services, investment and market research across USA, UK, and Australia. They provide cost effective, high quality, end to end research and market intelligence solutions applicable across all industries.To learn more about Bharat's work, visit https://www.veristrat.com/If you'd like to be a guest on Becoming Titans, click HERE
Bharat Kanodia is the Founder and Chief Appraiser at Veristrat LLC, a California-based professional services company that provides valuation and advisory services for tangible, intangible, and financial assets. Bhara has valued over 4000 companies and assets including some you may know, like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, and Yahoo! In this episode of Small Business Storytellers, Seth Silvers and Bharat Kanodia talk about valuations and how to actually find out how much an asset or company is worth. Together they dive into the classifications of assets, discuss the importance of knowing exactly what value your company or asset has and shed some light on the process of identifying what something is worth. Connect with Bharat and check out Veristrat LLC Website: https://www.veristrat.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ This episode was produced by Story On Media & Marketing: https://www.successwithstories.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-silvers/message
Bharat Kanodia has valued over 4000 companies and assets worth $2.6 trillion. He has appraised unique assets including the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Mirage Casino Las Vegas, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that advises startup founders and venture capitalists on valuations.https://www.veristrat.com/contact-business-appraiser/
Today on the podcast we talk with business valuation expert Bharat Kanodia about his work helping businesses define a value for their company and secure seed money based on those values, and how he assigns values to unique assets such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Mirage Casino Las Vegas and more. Listen now on dadpreneur.co/listen #newepisode #podcast #entrepreneurship #businessvaluation #value Super power: Helping companies create value, define a value for their company and secure seed money for start-ups Learn more: https://www.veristrat.com/ https://www.veristrat.com/questionnaire-valuation/
Have you ever driven over the Brooklyn Bridge and thought to yourself, “I wonder what this is worth?” Maybe. Maybe not. But for Bharat Kanodia, valuation is his specialization, which means he's not only thought about it but also knows the answer. Bharat Kanodia, Founder and Chief Appraiser of Veristrat LLC, has valued over 4,000 companies and assets worth $2.6 trillion and has appraised unique assets like the Atlanta Airport, Uber, and, yes - the Brooklyn Bridge. And on this episode of The Liquid Lunch Project Podcast, he's giving Matt and Luigi a candid and transparent look at a critical skill for every small business: Valuation. When it comes to assessing value, Bharat emphasizes the importance of sticking to the basics. “Any company is worth whatever it is worth for three things: growth, profit, and risk. There's no rocket science to valuation,” he quips. “It's people's trust.” As Luigi suggests at the top of the episode, grab your legal pad and No. 2 pencil and get ready to take notes. What You Will Learn: The three ways of valuing any company or asset Why building trust is king His investment thesis Favorite Quote: “It's trust. It's people knowing that they're going to deliver whatever they say they're going to deliver.” - Bharat Kanodia You can check out more from Bharat Kanodia on his YouTube channel, “What's It Worth,” where he breaks down 35 different types of businesses and how to value them.
Connect with Bharat: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ Tedx - https://youtu.be/zicGCnM8Hag YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth Blog - https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia
I talk with Bharat Kanodia, who has valued over 4,000 companies and assets worth over $2.6 trillion. He has appraised unique assets including the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Mirage Casino Las Vegas, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that advises startup founders and venture capitalists on valuations. You can find more about Bharat and Veristrat at these sites: Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ Tedx - https://youtu.be/zicGCnM8Hag YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth Blog - https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia https://www.veristrat.com/contact-business-appraiser/
How do you figure out what your law firm is worth? And why would you need to do so in the first place? Whether you're planning to retire or simply sell off your firm, there are crucial factors you need to consider before making any decisions. In this episode, I sit down with Bharat Kanodia, who has valued over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Bharat gives listeners actionable tips on: [1:10] Why you would need a valuation on your firm [4:00] What you're looking for in a valuation [9:45] The importance of looking at valuation from the potential buyer's perspective [13:15] How to figure out your valuation [15:10] The process of getting a valuation [26:00] Bharat's book recommendation Resources mentioned in this episode: What's a Law Firm Worth? | Bharat Kanodia | Ep. 19 What's a Law Firm Worth? | Veristrat Inc. Bharat Kanodia's Articles | Inc.com Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Chris Voss Connect with Bharat here: Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Facebook https://veristrat.com Connect with me Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Karin on Twitter Karin on LinkedIn Conroy Creative Counsel on Facebook https://conroycreativecounsel.com
How do you figure out what your law firm is worth? And why would you need to do so in the first place? Whether you're planning to retire or simply sell off your firm, there are crucial factors you need to consider before making any decisions. In this episode, I sit down with Bharat Kanodia, who has valued over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Bharat gives listeners actionable tips on: [1:10] Why you would need a valuation on your firm [4:00] What you're looking for in a valuation [9:45] The importance of looking at valuation from the potential buyer's perspective [13:15] How to figure out your valuation [15:10] The process of getting a valuation [26:00] Bharat's book recommendation Resources mentioned in this episode: What's a Law Firm Worth? | Bharat Kanodia | Ep. 19 What's a Law Firm Worth? | Veristrat Inc. Bharat Kanodia's Articles | Inc.com Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Chris Voss Connect with Bharat here: Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Facebook https://veristrat.com Connect with me Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Karin on Twitter Karin on LinkedIn Conroy Creative Counsel on Facebook https://conroycreativecounsel.com
How do you figure out what your law firm is worth? And why would you need to do so in the first place? Whether you're planning to retire or simply sell off your firm, there are crucial factors you need to consider before making any decisions. In this episode, I sit down with Bharat Kanodia, who has valued over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Bharat gives listeners actionable tips on: [1:10] Why you would need a valuation on your firm [4:00] What you're looking for in a valuation [9:45] The importance of looking at valuation from the potential buyer's perspective [13:15] How to figure out your valuation [15:10] The process of getting a valuation [26:00] Bharat's book recommendation Resources mentioned in this episode: What's a Law Firm Worth? | Bharat Kanodia | Ep. 19 What's a Law Firm Worth? | Veristrat Inc. Bharat Kanodia's Articles | Inc.com Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Chris Voss Connect with Bharat here: Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Facebook https://veristrat.com Connect with me Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Karin on Twitter Karin on LinkedIn Conroy Creative Counsel on Facebook https://conroycreativecounsel.com
Do you want to know how to value a company and what Julia Roberts has to do with it? Then listen to Bharat Kanodia in this episode number 73.Valuation is one of the most difficult exercises in the startup world. How can you put a price tag on a company that doesn't exist yet? Get help from an expert: Bharat Kanodia has valued over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. In this episode number 73 we are talking about:➡️ The History of Entrepreneurship in San Francisco➡️ Failure Culture➡️ Julia Roberts➡️ NFTs➡️ And much much more...Books mentioned in the Podcast:Epic Businesses: https://amzn.to/3vMZI4EAtomic Habits: https://amzn.to/3LtSlpb Do you want to reach out to Bharat Kanodia:LINKEDIN: INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/whatsitworthtvTWITTER: https://twitter.com/whatsitworthtvWEBSITE: http://www.veristrat.comFACEB00K: http://www.facebook.com/whatsitworthtvTEDx Speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zicGCnM8Hag
“If you want to sell your business in future, focus on getting the business to have consistent cash flow, and having it to operate on autopilot.” Bharat Kanodia. Understanding the business, and having an accurate valuation is essential for every business owner. This is especially true when they are assessing business opportunities and costs. In order to effectively plan for the growth and eventual transition of your businesses, you need to focus on the important factors, and valuation is at the heart of it all. This is according to Bharat Kanodia, who also notes that when it comes to valuation, getting accurate information is important for effective decision making. Bharat Kanodia has valued over 4000 companies and assets worth $2.6 trillion. He has appraised unique assets including the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Mirage Casino Las Vegas, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that advises startup founders and venture capitalists on valuations. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding In today's episode, Bharat talks about the unique role he plays in valuing assets. He also talks about some of the key things that are required to successfully sell out your business. Listen in! Media Handles; https://www.veristrat.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ https://youtu.be/zicGCnM8Hag https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia All large assets like the Golden Gate Bridge or Atlanta airport or Empire State Building are insured by somebody. After 9/11 happened, my company at that time, American appraisal, got a contract from Lloyds of London and their brokers to appraise a list of 200 assets around the world I got some assets to appraise and it was a learning experience for me and my colleagues and my company also gained a lot of money. I've since done many interesting projects and been privy to some very unique assets, and when other appraisers don't know how to do it, I get called to step in. If you want to sell your business in future, you got to focus on two things which are first, that buyers of businesses are looking to buy businesses with consistent cash flow. Second thing is that buyers or businesses don't want to do anything to enjoy that cash flow and therefore want a business that perform on autopilot to a great extent. Commercial break Strategy session is really where you're mixing practicality of what's happening on the ground with your higher level of thinking At this point I get to pick the clients that I want to work with, and for me good clients are people who are open to listening. Believe in the power of affirmation and meditations. ………………………………………………… Do you want to be a go to expert that news reporters, anchors and media producers turn to? Are you a media professional looking for credible, reliable and timely guests? Shock Your Media Potential is here for you. Shock Your Media Potential is a one of a kind platform that connects vetted experts with news professionals around the globe. As part of the launch of the platform, CEO Michael Sherlock, along with co-host Eddie Luisi, stage manager for Good Morning America, have interviewed 25 media personalities and professionals to ask them the questions you need to know the answers to in order to become more newsworthy, pitch your story better, and get invited back again and again, and much more. Some of their guests are household names, with exceptional on-camera careers. Others are award-winning directors, producers, camera operators, audio engineers, celebrity hair and makeup professionals, and so much more. To learn more about our platform and our conference today, go to https://www.shockyourmediapotential.com.
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“Don't worry about it, it's all going to be fine. Just relax and enjoy the journey.” - Bharat KanodiaBharat Kanodia has valued over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets, like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, and Mirage Casino in Las Vegas among many others. Bharat is the founder of Veristrat a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Please enjoy!Click here to subscribe to The Sell My Business Podcast to save time and effort.SELECTED LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEBharat on LinkedInStartup Valuation HubBharat Kanodia's Articles | Inc.comWhat's It Worth On YouTubeThe Deep Wealth ExperienceFREE Deep Wealth eBook on Why You Suck At Selling Your Business And What You Can Do About It (Today)Book Your FREE Deep Wealth Strategy Call
Bharat Kanodia, Founder and Chief Appraiser at Veristrat LLC, is a valuation expert. He's offered valuations for founders and venture capital investors alike, and has appraised startups like Uber, AirBnB, DoorDash. Bharat shares how he got into the business, why he wanted to start his own firm, what goes into valuation of a business, and more. Soon to be featured on TedX, we're excited to have Bharat on the show today! Learn more about Bharat and his business by following these links: https://veristrat.com/ (https://veristrat.com/) https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia (https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia) https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth (https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth)
Bharat Kanodia, Founder and Chief Appraiser of Veristrat, a business valuation company tells us How to find out an NFT's worth. Watch here. https://youtu.be/32JFwBrNKvM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kaj-studio/message
If you have any desire to scale or sell your business you need to hear the knowledge Bharat Kanodia brings to this episode as he explains what investors are looking for in you - and what you need to be looking for in them. As it turns out, the willingness to write or cash a big check is not the only thing that needs to be considered. Tune in and learn why some startups get a multi-million dollar valuation right out of the gate, and why some can't; how to survive an episode of Shark Tank; and why you NEED monthly recurring revenue. Get all links, resources and show notes at https://leo2ceo.com/copreneur-path/078
Bharat Kanodia, the founder of Veristrat who is an expert in valuations and a YouTuber, joins the podcast today. Bharat talks about why the stocks of Tesla and Rivian are overvalued, including what he thinks about the current market and why he likes dividend-paying stocks.Become a smarter investor and make more money by subscribing to Early Bird, a free daily email newsletter, for free: http://earlybird.emailThe contents from Early Bird are for informational and entertainment purposes only and do not constitute financial or legal advice.
Bharat is the founder of Veristrat. He has been in business valuation since 2000 and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property, and financial assets including some unique assets i.e., the Golden Gate Bridge, NYC subway system, Hartsfield Atlanta Airport, and Las Vegas casinos.Bharat has formerly worked with American Appraisal and Silicon Valley Bank Analytics. As an appraiser, Bharat has signed off on over 4000 valuation opinions with $800 billion in assets. Bharat holds an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin and an MBA from Marquette University. He is a senior accredited member with ASA.In our conversation, we discussed:Valuating Assets in a highly appreciated marketplace.Biggest frustration on selling highly appreciated assetsExit Planning ProcessConnect with Bharat Kanodia:https://capitalgainstaxsolutions.com/whats-it-worth-valuations-with-bharat-kanodia/Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Capital Gains Tax Solutions Community today:capitalgainstaxsolutions.comCapital Gains Tax Solutions FacebookCapital Gains Tax Solutions Twitter
Bharat Kanodia has valued over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. What You Will Learn: Who is Bharat Kanodia? How did he start his career? Bharat describes what they usually do after clients call them. How to value a piece of land with a view? What is the most interesting project Bharat has worked on for? Does Bharat also do an evaluation for the Airbnb property? What is the project that is the most challenging one? What are the different evaluations Bharat is doing? When is the best time to get an appraisal? Bharat shares how he can be contacted. Additional Resources from Bharat Kanodia: Website: https://www.veristrat.com/ and https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia Phone: +1 (415) 423-4300 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatsitworthtv Twitter: https://twitter.com/whatsitworthtv Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth
Bharat Kanodia shares his tips on how to double the value of your business. See the full interview here: https://youtu.be/3FYmKHDE3RQ Follow Bharat Kanodia at: https://www.veristrat.com/blog-valuation/how-to-double-valuation/ https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/SnackableSolutions Website: https://snackablesolutions.com/ Social Profiles: https://linktr.ee/SnackableSolutions Music Upbeat by FSM Team Mixaund Bandcamp Page Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com https://mixaund.bandcamp.com #Business #Valuation #SnackableSolutions --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/snackablesolutions/message
Bharat is the founder and chief appraiser at Veristrat LLC. He's a casual golfer and a contributor at Inc.com where he writes about a variety of business and financial topics. In this episode, we talk a bit of golf before diving into the world of business valuations. I had lots of questions about valuing businesses, unique assets and more. Bharat offered some great insights. Listen in, I guarantee you'll learn something!Topics covered:Bharat's relationship to golfPros/cons of an analytical golferThe importance of not siloing yourselfBusiness valuations: An art or a science?Why business valuations can vary between appraisersApproaches to valuing a businessBig companies that Bharat's valuedChallenges that come with large valuationsStartup valuations and what to look for in a startupUnique assetsValuing a golf courseMaximizing the value of your businessTeddy RooseveltIs owning a golf course a good business investment? That depends. Listen in to hear Bharat's take.We ended with a lightning round of 8 questions.This episode is presented by Par 3 Near Me.
On today's episode of American gypC Podcast we are talking to Bharat Kanodia. Bharat is the CEO of Veristrat and has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has valued companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. Bharat has valued unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Mirage Casino Las Vegas and many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Guest Information https://www.veristrat.com https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ American gypC Podcast http://americangypc.com @americangypcpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/american-gypc/support
Bharat Kanodia shares his tips on how to double the value of your business along with other helpful advice for entrepreneurs. Follow Bharat Kanodia at: https://www.veristrat.com/blog-valuation/how-to-double-valuation/ https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/SnackableSolutions Website: https://snackablesolutions.com/ Social Profiles: https://linktr.ee/SnackableSolutions Music Upbeat by FSM Team Mixaund Bandcamp Page Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com https://mixaund.bandcamp.com #Investment #StartUp #SnackableSolutions --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/snackablesolutions/message
In this episode of Web3 Podcast, I interview Bharat Kanodia. Bharat has over 20 years of experience in finding valuations of different assets tangible and intangible. Bharat Kanodia has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, governmental infrastructure, public and private companies. Some unique assets appraised by Bharat include - the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, AirBNB, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally He is also the host of youtube channel - “What is it worth” and a frequent contributor to the INC magazine. In this episode we discuss the following topics. How to value any asset Bharat's 3 step process to look at fundamentals Paris Syndrome Tulip Mania Bitcoin NFTs Art And much more… You can connect with Bharat in the following ways :- https://www.veristrat.com/ https://twitter.com/whatsitworthtv https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuhiC521jEtg-PLfFT_oKTQ https://www.inc.com/author/Bharat-Kanodia https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ In true Web3 fashion, I will be minting and selling this episode on OpenSea.io You can find it here - unless it is already sold - https://opensea.io/SamKamani Connect with me here - https://twitter.com/samkamani
David and Nick are joined by Bharat Kanodia who started Veristrat, which offers a valuation on almost anything under the sun. Bharat talks about unique things he's valuated as well as why it's important to have a proper valuation and his journey. During the episode David drank https://twitter.com/ArborBrewingCo Holiday Bake Sale Stout and Blake's Flannel Mouth Cider. Nick had https://twitter.com/MichelobULTRA Bharat can be found at https://www.veristrat.com/ or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ and his YouTube is https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth Please give us a like, share and subscribe. Please leave a review for us on your favorite Podcasting service! Support our Patreon and get some cool show merch. https://www.patreon.com/bucksandbrews Shout out to MLVC for the great new Theme Song! You can find them at https://www.instagram.com/mlvc_91/ If you have questions for either Nick or David please contact us at: bucksandbrewsllc@gmail.com
In the past decade, our society has become very aware of valuations and how and why they are important. Now, you might think that the valuation and worth are terms reserved for fancy startups and big companies, but you'd be wrong. A business is a business. It's a living, breathing entity with money, people and problems. Big or small, it doesn't matter. In today's episode, I am joined by Bharat Kanodia. Bharat has been in business valuation since 2000 and has signed off on over 4'000 valuation opinions in real estate, industrial, personal property, and financial assets, worth over 2.6 trillion. Bharat and I talk about - 3 Ways to assessing the Value of your Business - 2 important steps you need to take if you are planning to sell your business in the future. Don't miss this episode of the Christine Means Business podcast. For more resources visit https://christinemeansbusiness.com/
In this episode I had the privilege of interviewing Bharat Kanodia a specialist in company valuations. Not only does Bharat provide is knowledge on how to value assets such as companies or other tangible assets he provides is insight to the valuations of NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stockshowdown/message
A valuation expert shares why the “intangibles” of leadership matter during company appraisal Download and listen to episode 200. Scott and I speak with valuation expert Bharat Kanodia about the contribution of top leadership to a company's valuation. He is the Founder and Chief Appraiser of Veristrat LLC, a technology development, valuation and analytics outsourcingRead More The post How Top Leadership Impacts Your Company's Value — with guest Bharat Kanodia appeared first on Business Advancement.
We speak with valuation expert Bharat Kanodia about the contribution of top leadership to a company's valuation. He is the Founder and Chief Appraiser of Veristrat LLC, a technology development, valuation and analytics outsourcing company that helps founders, business owners and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. Bharat has appraised over 2000 businesses and signed off on over 4500 valuations of assets in real estate, industrial, personal property and financial assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. This includes some very unique assets including the Golden Gate Bridge, the Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, the Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino Las Vegas, among many others. You'll gain insights on: Why there's more to valuation than “the numbers” Bharat's approach to appraising top leadership's contribution to company value Immediately useful ideas for how top leadership can increase their company's value
In this episode, I interview Bharat Kanodia, the Founder and Chief Appraiser at Veristrat based in San Francisco, USA, helping clients with raising capital, estate planning, and mergers & acquisitions. Bharat has been in valuation since 2000 and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property, and financial assets. With his extensive experience in valuation, he started his own valuation company in 2010. It was self-funded and was a tough start. He started with zero people and by 2013, he got 35 employees. Unfortunately, during the first six months of the pandemic, he had to let go of some of his employees and a few months later got some of them back to the company with a total of 25 FTEs now. Bharat says that two things make the business very sellable: “One, you need a consistent cash flow, you set up a business model, which makes your customers or your clients pay you on a monthly or a quarterly basis. And two, you need to set up systems and processes so that you can service those clients and customers on autopilot.” This Cast Covers: The company provides services to people who want to know the worth of something such as buying a business or selling a business. A valuation firm helps clients to raise their capital and to know the worth of an estate they will be inheriting so they can pay appropriate taxes on them. Had a rough time during the first six months of the pandemic which resulted in letting go of some of the employees. Why every small business owner should have a marketing strategy that works for their current clients, increasing the chance for faster growth. Overcoming challenges in the business by doing something you don't normally do. Navigating the ups and downs that come with an entrepreneurial journey. The importance of trying something new just to save the business and the people behind it from crushing. Dealing with the stress of the changes such as when one of the biggest clients suddenly quit. The importance for every small business owner to learn how good habits influence the growth of a business and that everyone in the team must cultivate good habits. Two things that make the business very sellable: One, you need consistent cash flow, you set up a business model and two, you need to set up systems and processes so that you can service those clients on autopilot. Additional Resources: Veristrat What's It Worth What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School By Mark H. McCormack TEDx SHORTS ………………………………………… Quotes: “Success is basically when my business comes to a point where I don't have to worry about the business running itself.” —Bharat Kanodia “Marketing is just figuring out a way to stay on top of people's minds who are important to your business.” —Bharat Kanodia “If you don't toot your own horn, nobody else will.” —Bharat Kanodia “People with bad habits in your team are going to corrupt the entire system.” —Bharat Kanodia “You need to have consistent cash flow and you need to set up systems and processes so that you can service those clients on autopilot.” —Bharat Kanodia ………………………………………… Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
All value is subjective. But often, when an exchange is to be made, a numerical value is required. It's a special kind of economic calculation, what Bharat Kanodia terms “a subjective opinion based on objective facts”. Bharat has built a career on valuations, from 2-founder garage start-ups to the Eiffel Tower. He shares his knowledge, experience, and insights with the Economics For Business podcast. Key Takeaways And Actionable Insights Valuations start with a “what?” and a “why?” What is the subject of the valuation? Is it a building but not the land it's sitting on? Is it a patent? Is it a monetized patent or just an approved patent? Is it the assets of a business or is the going business? All these definitions and classifications of what's being valued clearly make a big difference to the outcome. What is the purpose of making a valuation? It might be a step in buying a business. Or in selling a business. It may be a valuation of an asset for insurance purposes, or for estate tax estimation. The valuation may be a tool for raising capital, or an assessment following a capital raise. The same asset can have different valuations for different purposes. That's why it's important to start with the what and the why. The most challenging business valuation is for a start-up. Two founders working from a garage have a business idea and some code but no customers and no revenue. The business needs a valuation in order to raise capital. It makes no sense to value it on the basis of discounted future projected cash flows. They're imaginary. The business is going to be valued based on the story the founders tell, and a rule of thumb valuation that works backwards from the percentage of the business the founders are willing to give to a seed investor. Most 2-founder garage pre-revenue businesses are deemed worthy of a $1 million valuation, because an investor can be given 20% of the business for a $200,000 investment, which are reasonable heuristics for both parties. Bharat advises founders not to haggle too much over this valuation stage — if the business is successful, this initial financial structure is largely irrelevant for the founders. In subsequent post-revenue investment rounds, operations have more impact on valuation than future revenue projections. Even once there's revenue and a validated business model, projected future revenues are seldom the basis for valuation. There's usually a hockey stick projection, or a long list of unverifiable assumptions. It's more important to investors — and valuers — to examine operations, and specifically whether the business owners have a valid, detailed, and convincing plan to scale up. This kind of operations planning demands great rigor, both for purposes of implementation and for convincing investors. Often, it's the quality of storytelling that underpins the valuation. With a detailed operations plan in place, the selling business founder or proprietor can build a persuasive story about future growth and potential. Here, emotion plays a big part. Can the business owner communicate how intensely the need is felt by potential customers? Can he or she communicate the passion they feel to deliver a solution to those customers? And the deep emotional commitment to the years of hard work it will take to attain appropriately ambitious goals? The story, well-executed, validates the valuation. For businesses like CPA firms, medical practices, and construction, 2 major factors have an outsize influence on valuations. When an investor buys a mature service business, especially a local one, they are generally seeking hassle-free cash flow. They're not looking to buy problems to fix. Two factors stand out for these kinds of buyers. One is reliable recurring revenue from loyal customers. It must be revenues that are fully attributable to the service, and unlikely to be cut when there is a change of ownership. The second is automation or established smooth-running and self-maintaining operations mechanisms. Bharat's advice to sellers of these kinds of businesses is to automate everything you can, with reliable control software wherever possible. These kinds of service businesses may have high levels of reputation and trust based on surveys and qualitative data, but those intangibles must be backed up with the behavioral reliability of the customer base. In today's markets, followers are a highly valued asset. In many ways, recurring revenue is a metric to quantify followership. Ryan Reynolds has a followership. Nike has a followership. Tom Cruise has a followership. These followers are all monetizable as buyers of goods or services or movie tickets associated with these personalities and brands. Your personal brand has value if you have followers and if the followership can be monetized. Every asset can be assigned a valuation — even the State of Hawaii and the Brooklyn Bridge. Bharat has been called upon to give valuations of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Atlanta airport, and the state of Hawaii, among many other famous places or things. Sometimes, the valuation is for insurance purposes, sometimes for accounting. In all cases, there's a number (or a range). Once the what and the why are established, there is a mechanism for valuation that can be applied to any asset or stock or flow. Additional Resources "Pathways To Business Valuation" (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_141_PDF "How to Double Valuation?" (Video): Mises.org/E4B_141_Video1 "What's Pre-IPO Worth?" (Video): Mises.org/E4B_141_Video2
All value is subjective. But often, when an exchange is to be made, a numerical value is required. It's a special kind of economic calculation, what Bharat Kanodia terms “a subjective opinion based on objective facts”. Bharat has built a career on valuations, from 2-founder garage start-ups to the Eiffel Tower. He shares his knowledge, experience, and insights with the Economics For Business podcast. Key Takeaways And Actionable Insights Valuations start with a “what?” and a “why?” What is the subject of the valuation? Is it a building but not the land it's sitting on? Is it a patent? Is it a monetized patent or just an approved patent? Is it the assets of a business or is the going business? All these definitions and classifications of what's being valued clearly make a big difference to the outcome. What is the purpose of making a valuation? It might be a step in buying a business. Or in selling a business. It may be a valuation of an asset for insurance purposes, or for estate tax estimation. The valuation may be a tool for raising capital, or an assessment following a capital raise. The same asset can have different valuations for different purposes. That's why it's important to start with the what and the why. The most challenging business valuation is for a start-up. Two founders working from a garage have a business idea and some code but no customers and no revenue. The business needs a valuation in order to raise capital. It makes no sense to value it on the basis of discounted future projected cash flows. They're imaginary. The business is going to be valued based on the story the founders tell, and a rule of thumb valuation that works backwards from the percentage of the business the founders are willing to give to a seed investor. Most 2-founder garage pre-revenue businesses are deemed worthy of a $1 million valuation, because an investor can be given 20% of the business for a $200,000 investment, which are reasonable heuristics for both parties. Bharat advises founders not to haggle too much over this valuation stage — if the business is successful, this initial financial structure is largely irrelevant for the founders. In subsequent post-revenue investment rounds, operations have more impact on valuation than future revenue projections. Even once there's revenue and a validated business model, projected future revenues are seldom the basis for valuation. There's usually a hockey stick projection, or a long list of unverifiable assumptions. It's more important to investors — and valuers — to examine operations, and specifically whether the business owners have a valid, detailed, and convincing plan to scale up. This kind of operations planning demands great rigor, both for purposes of implementation and for convincing investors. Often, it's the quality of storytelling that underpins the valuation. With a detailed operations plan in place, the selling business founder or proprietor can build a persuasive story about future growth and potential. Here, emotion plays a big part. Can the business owner communicate how intensely the need is felt by potential customers? Can he or she communicate the passion they feel to deliver a solution to those customers? And the deep emotional commitment to the years of hard work it will take to attain appropriately ambitious goals? The story, well-executed, validates the valuation. For businesses like CPA firms, medical practices, and construction, 2 major factors have an outsize influence on valuations. When an investor buys a mature service business, especially a local one, they are generally seeking hassle-free cash flow. They're not looking to buy problems to fix. Two factors stand out for these kinds of buyers. One is reliable recurring revenue from loyal customers. It must be revenues that are fully attributable to the service, and unlikely to be cut when there is a change of ownership. The second is automation or established smooth-running and self-maintaining operations mechanisms. Bharat's advice to sellers of these kinds of businesses is to automate everything you can, with reliable control software wherever possible. These kinds of service businesses may have high levels of reputation and trust based on surveys and qualitative data, but those intangibles must be backed up with the behavioral reliability of the customer base. In today's markets, followers are a highly valued asset. In many ways, recurring revenue is a metric to quantify followership. Ryan Reynolds has a followership. Nike has a followership. Tom Cruise has a followership. These followers are all monetizable as buyers of goods or services or movie tickets associated with these personalities and brands. Your personal brand has value if you have followers and if the followership can be monetized. Every asset can be assigned a valuation — even the State of Hawaii and the Brooklyn Bridge. Bharat has been called upon to give valuations of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Atlanta airport, and the state of Hawaii, among many other famous places or things. Sometimes, the valuation is for insurance purposes, sometimes for accounting. In all cases, there's a number (or a range). Once the what and the why are established, there is a mechanism for valuation that can be applied to any asset or stock or flow. Additional Resources "Pathways To Business Valuation" (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_141_PDF "How to Double Valuation?" (Video): Mises.org/E4B_141_Video1 "What's Pre-IPO Worth?" (Video): Mises.org/E4B_141_Video2
All value is subjective. But often, when an exchange is to be made, a numerical value is required. It's a special kind of economic calculation, what Bharat Kanodia terms “a subjective opinion based on objective facts”. Bharat has built a career on valuations, from 2-founder garage start-ups to the Eiffel Tower. He shares his knowledge, experience, and insights with the Economics For Business podcast. Key Takeaways And Actionable Insights Valuations start with a “what?” and a “why?” What is the subject of the valuation? Is it a building but not the land it's sitting on? Is it a patent? Is it a monetized patent or just an approved patent? Is it the assets of a business or is the going business? All these definitions and classifications of what's being valued clearly make a big difference to the outcome. What is the purpose of making a valuation? It might be a step in buying a business. Or in selling a business. It may be a valuation of an asset for insurance purposes, or for estate tax estimation. The valuation may be a tool for raising capital, or an assessment following a capital raise. The same asset can have different valuations for different purposes. That's why it's important to start with the what and the why. The most challenging business valuation is for a start-up. Two founders working from a garage have a business idea and some code but no customers and no revenue. The business needs a valuation in order to raise capital. It makes no sense to value it on the basis of discounted future projected cash flows. They're imaginary. The business is going to be valued based on the story the founders tell, and a rule of thumb valuation that works backwards from the percentage of the business the founders are willing to give to a seed investor. Most 2-founder garage pre-revenue businesses are deemed worthy of a $1 million valuation, because an investor can be given 20% of the business for a $200,000 investment, which are reasonable heuristics for both parties. Bharat advises founders not to haggle too much over this valuation stage — if the business is successful, this initial financial structure is largely irrelevant for the founders. In subsequent post-revenue investment rounds, operations have more impact on valuation than future revenue projections. Even once there's revenue and a validated business model, projected future revenues are seldom the basis for valuation. There's usually a hockey stick projection, or a long list of unverifiable assumptions. It's more important to investors — and valuers — to examine operations, and specifically whether the business owners have a valid, detailed, and convincing plan to scale up. This kind of operations planning demands great rigor, both for purposes of implementation and for convincing investors. Often, it's the quality of storytelling that underpins the valuation. With a detailed operations plan in place, the selling business founder or proprietor can build a persuasive story about future growth and potential. Here, emotion plays a big part. Can the business owner communicate how intensely the need is felt by potential customers? Can he or she communicate the passion they feel to deliver a solution to those customers? And the deep emotional commitment to the years of hard work it will take to attain appropriately ambitious goals? The story, well-executed, validates the valuation. For businesses like CPA firms, medical practices, and construction, 2 major factors have an outsize influence on valuations. When an investor buys a mature service business, especially a local one, they are generally seeking hassle-free cash flow. They're not looking to buy problems to fix. Two factors stand out for these kinds of buyers. One is reliable recurring revenue from loyal customers. It must be revenues that are fully attributable to the service, and unlikely to be cut when there is a change of ownership. The second is automation or established smooth-running and self-maintaining operations mechanisms. Bharat's advice to sellers of these kinds of businesses is to automate everything you can, with reliable control software wherever possible. These kinds of service businesses may have high levels of reputation and trust based on surveys and qualitative data, but those intangibles must be backed up with the behavioral reliability of the customer base. In today's markets, followers are a highly valued asset. In many ways, recurring revenue is a metric to quantify followership. Ryan Reynolds has a followership. Nike has a followership. Tom Cruise has a followership. These followers are all monetizable as buyers of goods or services or movie tickets associated with these personalities and brands. Your personal brand has value if you have followers and if the followership can be monetized. Every asset can be assigned a valuation — even the State of Hawaii and the Brooklyn Bridge. Bharat has been called upon to give valuations of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Atlanta airport, and the state of Hawaii, among many other famous places or things. Sometimes, the valuation is for insurance purposes, sometimes for accounting. In all cases, there's a number (or a range). Once the what and the why are established, there is a mechanism for valuation that can be applied to any asset or stock or flow. Additional Resources "Pathways To Business Valuation" (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_141_PDF "How to Double Valuation?" (Video): Mises.org/E4B_141_Video1 "What's Pre-IPO Worth?" (Video): Mises.org/E4B_141_Video2
Bharat Kanodia has appraised over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. In this episode, Bharat shares his insights on how to build a business into a high-value saleable asset. He has appraised unique assets like Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, and the Mirage Casino in Las Vegas, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps start-up founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. Timestamps as follows: 0:00 to 1:10 Introduction. 1:11 to 2:21 How Bharat got started valuing businesses and assets. 2:22 to 3:30 Bharat explains what a business is worth. 3:31 to 5:35 How a business owner can maximise the value of their business. 5:36 to 7:02 How you can tell if you are off track when trying to maximise the value in your business. 7:03 to 8:03 Bharats valuation of the Eiffel tower. 8:04 to 9:25 What do VC's (venture capital) look for in a start-up. 9:26 to 10:08 What do VC's look for in a start-up founder. 10:09 to 11:50 What should a founder ask for from VC's. 11:51 to 13:29 How to negotiate with VCs so you can create a win, win deal. 13:30 to 15:00 Bharat's advice on how to build a business into a high-value saleable asset. 15:01 to 15:39 Wrap up Hope you have a wonderful day, The FYR team. Resources: Veristart's Website & Consultation Page. Bharat's What it's Worth YouTube Channel. Bharat's LinkedIn Profile. Fund Your Retirement Website.
Bharat Kanodia, ASA Bharat has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has valued companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. Bharat has valued unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Mirage Casino Las Vegas and many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ What is Journey with Christian D Evans Podcast and Why is Everyone Talking About it? __________ Get Mentored by Christian D Evans: https://www.todaysidegig.com/side-hustle1602595337044 __________ You've probably heard about Journey with Christian D Evans Podcast by now. It seems like everyone is talking about it. So what exactly is Christian D Evans Podcast? And is it even worth the hype? Well friends, I'm answering all of your questions in this Podcast Section. I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about Journey with Christian D Evans Podcast, so be sure to check it out! __________ RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO: How to GAIN a positively Unfair Advantage to become a TOP EARNER as a Side Hustler & Business Owner over the next 90 days!: https://www.todaysidegig.com/side-hustle1602595337044 __________ BUSINESS/SOCIAL MEDIA TIPS: “How to impact the world as a Missionary? Ben & Colette Interview”: https://youtu.be/glfpJpL2oaA “Are Your Limiting Beliefs Stopping You from Achieving Your Goals?”: https://youtu.be/ZnNiZGU5YoA “How To Unleash your Potential with Carol Edwards”: https://youtu.be/ZfrIySHr2jA __________ CONNECT WITH ME: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evansandfamily/ Journey with Christian Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5BecmOVFSTLB1J08P3INSB?si=rUDkdD4EQ4yGyi9baaKwbQ
“Whatever time you think it's going to take you to break even or how much ever money you think you need to break even, estimate the maximum.” In Season 2, Episode 48 of the Boss Uncaged Podcast, S.A. Grant sits down with the YouTube Host, Founder, and Chief Appraiser of What's it Worth, Bharat Kanodia.
Bharat is the founder of Veristrat, and the host of What's it Worth? A YouTube channel that helps individuals understand valuations so they can maximize their returns. Bharat has been a Business Valuation expert for more than 20 years, and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property and financial assets. Some of the topics we discuss in today's episode include; Bharat's process of valuing a businessWhy Cash Flow is the core agenda in determining the worth of a Business. Leveraging Customer Satisfaction to build a large network of consumers. Connect with Bharat Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/bharatkanodia1?lang=en Check out his great videos on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/WhatsitWorth/featured Website - https://www.veristrat.com/
Bharat Kanodia has appraised over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth, and a Board member of the American Society of Appraisers. His latest endeavor is his YouTube Channel What's It Worth? He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family.
Bharat Kanodia has appraised over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth, and a Board member of the American Society of Appraisers. His latest endeavor is his YouTube Channel What's It Worth? He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family.
As accounting professionals, we have opportunities to determine the value of our client's business but also work with them to increase it's worth. Let's consider not only why but how we can help them work ON their business. Listen as Bharat and Roger discuss the things that establish the value of a business but how we can better bring value to the services we offer. Bharat also shares two things we need to consider that impact dramatically the valuation of a company today that we should all consider. Get ready to take some great notes. This will apply to you and your clients. Your Host: Roger Knecht, president of Universal Accounting Center Guest Name: Bharat Kanodia, ASA Bharat Kanodia has appraised over 2000 businesses and signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion in value. He has appraised unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. Bharat is the Host of the YouTube channel “What's it Worth” & Founder of Veristrat, a company that helps startup founders and VCs by telling them what their companies are worth. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Sponsors: Universal Accounting Center Helping accounting professionals confidently and competently offer quality accounting services to get paid what they are worth. Offers: Be sure to follow Bharat on YouTube and Subscribe to his channel: See what a CPA firm is worth! Also follow him on: http://www.instagram.com/whatsitworthtv https://twitter.com/whatsitworthtv http://www.facebook.com/whatsitworthtv http://www.veristrat.com With that you also now need to get your Business Score. After completing this online questionnaire you'll receive a detailed report outlining the 8 drivers that determine the value of your business along with an initial valuation of your company. See now what your company is worth and what you can do to increase its value. For Additional FREE Resources for accounting professionals check out this collection HERE! Remember this, Accounting Success IS Universal. Listen to our next episode and be sure to subscribe. For more information on how you can apply these principles in your business please visit us at www.universalaccountingschool.com or call us at 801.265.3777
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As a business person listening to this podcast, you are likely to have heard of valuations, but what you are perhaps less aware of is the nuances that exist within this field, and how important of an exercise it is to undertake, no matter the size or scope of your business. Our guest on today's show is Bharat Kanodia, a valuations expert who has signed off on assets worth $2.6 trillion, including the Golden Gate Bridge! Not only is Bharat a master of his craft, but just as importantly, he is a master of making his knowledge understandable to the business owners he works with.Bharat has the ability to help you maximize the value of your company through identifying areas which are negatively impacting your profit margins, examples of which he shares in this episode. He also explains the three different valuation approaches which can be used, how 9/11 changed the face of the valuations industry, and how to decide which valuation expert to choose for your business. What you'll learn about in this episode:An introduction to today's guest, Bharat Kanodia, examples of assets he has appraised, and the focus of his YouTube channel.Bharat explains how he came to be a valuation expert.How Bharat's mindset differs from other people in his field. The difference between a valuation and a price, and how a valuation is calculated.Three approaches to valuation.9/11 changed the face of the valuations industry, and Bharat explains why. Advice from Bharat around how to choose a valuator.Why Bharat recommends all businesses, no matter their size, get a valuation once a year.Bharat explains what the process of doing a valuation entails. The length of time Bharat generally has to spend with an owner as part of the valuation, and why this element of the process is so important. Examples of what a valuation can tell someone about their business. What Bharat enjoys most about his work.Plans that Bharat has for the future.Final words of advice from Bharat.Click Here to Download Transcript
We should always start a journey with the end in mind. Do you know where the end is? We should always build a business to sell even if we never plan to sell it. "Why?" you ask inquisitively... Come and find out in our all NEW International CASE Workshop! Bharat Kanodia will be joining us live from San Fransisco at 3pm BST (UK Summertime) on Wednesday 21st July 2021. You can book your ticket via the CASE Website under the Events Tab: https://www.casemastermind.co.uk/ REMEMBER - Feedback with the word of the Broadcast Show (in the broadcast, given by the speaker) in your review or comments below for a chance to win a prize. Along with some additional banter, fun and even the chance of winning some prizes you need to ask yourself the question, "Why wouldn't I listen to the CASE Broadcast?" Join us: Website: https://casemastermind.co.uk/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW0rA_8xhXgFZZApcG4QXsw CASE Broadcast: https://anchor.fm/case-mastermind --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/case-mastermind/message
Sipping and chatting with host James Vermillion is Bharat Kanodia, owner of Veristrat Inc. While enjoying a glass of Old Carter, Batch 9, James and Bharat chat about the keys to a billion-dollar valuation, the importance of company cultures, Software-as-a-Service, investing in private and public companies, working towards happiness, and being an infinite player. Bharat has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, governmental infrastructure, public and private companies. Some unique assets appraised by Bharat include - the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. [01:08] - Introducing Bharat Kanodia [02:30] - What we're sipping – Old Carter Bourbon, Batch 9 [05:20] - Tangible and non-tangible assets – appraising a variety of assets [14:26] - Numbers are easy! The importance of “the story” [20:00] - Key to a billion-dollar valuation [28:15] - “The secret of getting ahead is getting started” [30:02] - Software-as-a-Service – “online commercial real estate” [41:40] - Venture capital – media vs. reality [44:30] - Appraising businesses with little or no revenue [53:20] - Wealth – “approaching infinity” [56:30] - “Be an infinite player” – don't play quarter to quarter Links: www.bullsbearsandbourbon.com www.vermillionprivatewealth.com https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth (https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth) https://www.veristrat.com/ (https://www.veristrat.com/) **The information in this podcast is educational and general in nature and does not take into consideration the listener's personal circumstances. Therefore, it is not intended to be a substitute for specific, individualized financial, legal, or tax advice. To determine which strategies or investments may be suitable for you, consult the appropriate qualified professional before making a final decision. Thanks for listening.
In this episode, Hall welcomes Bharat Kanodia, Founder and Chief Appraiser at Veristrat. Veristrat is a professional services company, headquartered in Pleasanton, California. They provide various valuation and advisory services. Veristrat provides services to value various tangible, intangible, and financial assets for the purposes of financial and tax reporting purposes, fairness opinions, purchase price allocations, goodwill impairment, and litigation and dispute resolution. Bharat has been in business valuation since 2000 and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property, and financial assets including some unique assets such as the Golden Gate Bridge, NYC subway system, Hartsfield Atlanta Airport, and Las Vegas casinos. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat discusses how he helps startup and growth companies with valuations and the best way to approach valuations. He also advises investors seeking value in early-stage companies that have little to no revenue. You can visit Veristrat at , via LinkedIn at , via Twitter at , and via YouTube at . Bharat can be contacted via email at , and via LinkedIn at . Music courtesy of .
If you're ever looking to raise money you will need to know how much your business is worth. With todays guest who is the Chief Appraiser at Veistrat we talk about EU compared to US for VC, valuations and raising capital. Thank you for listening! Twitter: @Quan2m2 Guest socials: Twitter: @WhatsitWorthTV Youtube: WhatsitWorth --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quan2m/message
Bharat Kanodia is the founder and Chief Appraiser at Veristrat, Inc, and a member of the American Society of Appraisers. He has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has valued companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. Bharat has valued unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Mirage Casino Las Vegas, and many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Bharat is also the host of the great YouTube channel called “What's it worth?” where he helps educate people who are counting on selling their business for sustained retirement to understand the latest industry trends, rules of thumb for valuations, and how to increase the business' value. You can connect with Bharat on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ Check out his company website: veristrat.com And, I highly recommend Bharat's YouTube channel "What's it Worth?"
In this episode we are joined by special guest Bharat Kanodia who has valuated trillions in assets from the Golden Gate Bridge to the New York State Thruway system and everything in between. Bharat explains strategies that can result in a valuation 10x greater than a competitor with the same revenue, same profit, same demographics by just making a slight adjustment to the business model!
Bharat has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets.He has valued companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. Bharat has valued unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Mirage Casino Las Vegas and many others.He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding.Brought to you by:Internet Marketing - https://senditrising.comKellen Kautzman - http://www.kellenkautzman.com
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How much is your business worth if you sold it today? To find out, you would need a business valuation. Bharat Kanodia is a business valuation expert (performing more than 4,500 valuations worth over $2.6 TRILLION in assets) and he’s the guest on today’s episode of the Project Ignite Podcast. Join us to discover how you can grow your business for maximizing the value of your company.
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What do buyers look for in a target? How can sellers prep for an exit? What are some go-to levers to maximize business value? What key areas do appraisers consider when valuing? Founder and Chief Appraiser, Bharat Kanodia, ASA, has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/
Great discussion with Bharat Kanodia, ASA who speaks with Gene Panasenko on 'Straight & Unfiltered" about the importance of understanding valuations of different businesses and how to use them to their advantage. Bharat has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. His channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuhiC521jEtg-PLfFT_oKTQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gene-panasenko/message
Support the Show. Get the NEW AudioBook! AudioBook: Audible| Kobo| Authors Direct | Google Play | Apple SummaryThanks for joining me today. I'm so thankful that you listen to the show. Now on to my guest today, Bharat Kanodia, a professional appraiser who has a great YouTube Channel called What's It Worth? In this episode, he'll demystify the appraisal process. Bharat graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering, but opted to go into the world of finance, where he learned about appraising. He has spent his career building expertise in appraising businesses, portfolios, real estate, and more. He also hosts a YouTube series where he gives insight into how business owners can assess and improve the value of their business. In our conversation, Bharat provides invaluable insight into how valuations are made, especially from a venture capitalist perspective. He jokes that he's one of the few people in the world getting paid to give his opinion, but he also follows a process and asks some key questions when doing his work. One key takeaway is what venture capitalists are really looking for when they value a business, and why not all investors are going to come up with the same number. Now let's get better together. Actions to Try or Advice to TakeUnderstanding how a business (or anything else) is valued is key to attracting investors or buyers. Valuations will be different depending on who it's for. An insurance company will be looking at a business differently than a potential investor, for example. Figure out the key factors that define value in your field. What are the dominant trends? Detach from ego and emotion; sometimes you're better off taking an offer from an investor who offers you less. Links to Explore Further Bharat Kanodia on LinkedIn “What's It Worth?”: Bharat Kanodia's YouTube channel Veristrat Keep In TouchBook or Blog or Twitter or LinkedIn or JSYPR or Story Funnel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Join me and guest Bharat Kanodia, ASA. who has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has valued companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. Bharat has valued unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Mirage Casino Las Vegas and many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Discover More https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ View on BoxCast.tv: https://boxcast.tv/view/lets-talk-asset-valuation-with-bharat-r-kanodia-392762
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Join me and guest Bharat Kanodia, ASA. who has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, and financial assets including governmental infrastructure, public and private companies, and various unique real estate assets. He has valued companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. Bharat has valued unique assets like the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Mirage Casino Las Vegas and many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Discover More https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/ View on BoxCast.tv: https://boxcast.tv/view/lets-talk-asset-valuation-with-bharat-r-kanodia-392762
Ever wonder what your business is worth? Ask Bharat Kanodia, ASA. He has valued more than 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, governmental infrastructure, public and private companies. Some unique assets appraised by Bharat include the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, AirBNB, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Today, he explains what he does, and invites you to check out his YouTube channel. Click here for What's It Worth? on YouTube. THIRSTY? Get the official PR After Hours tumbler, here! GET THE T-SHIRT! Show you're an exclusive member of the Virtual Lounge with this cool tee! Click here! A Little Help? Please take a moment to show your support for the show by leaving a starred review on Apple Podcasts. Your review will help us attract more listeners and sponsors to keep it going. Here's how: https://digitalhealthtoday.com/support/how-to-review-itunes/ Here's the link to our show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pr-after-hours/id1496015627 Follow us on Twitter: @HoursPR Listen to our entire first season of episodes and more on the show website: PRAfterHours.com. PR After Hours Theme: https://filmmusic.io "Bossa Antigua" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC. Sound effects. As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission on some of our Amazon links. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-greenwood1/message
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What do you buy when you buy a business? And when you sell an enterprise, what is it you actually sell? Conversation with global business appraiser Bharat Kanodia on the key principles that give a company its value. For more information and advice, make sure you visit Bharat's YouTube Channel, What's It Worth?
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You ever wonder what your business is worth? Do you ever think that your business might be worth more than you think? Are you looking to figure out the valuation of your current business? Well then you're might be asking if there is a way to see just what your business might be worth and if you should do something about it! Well you've landed on the right post. I have Bharat Kanodia coming to the virtual stage to show you exactly how to work this out. He's going to show you some simple methods, resources and tools to calculate the value of your business. Check-in now to this convo and finally discover what your business is truly worth! You'll learn: • How to calculate the true value of your business • Why it's important to be keenly aware of what your business is worth for future takers • What resources are out there right now expedite this process Jump on this episode if you're excited to hear how to valuate your business … You'll definitely don't want to miss this one! Bharat Kanodia is the founder of Veristrat. He has been in business valuation since 2000 and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property and financial assets including some unique assets i.e., the Golden Gate Bridge, NYC subway system, Hartsfield Atlanta Airport and Las Vegas casinos. Youtube.com/whatsitworth ________________________________ The Authority Project is a Livestream/Podcast digital marketing show that helps digital marketers, coaches, consultants & creators build authority in their niche. We talk to guests on each show who speak on how they've built authority in their businesses and how you can mimic their success. Learn how to develop authority, build your audience and attract better clients to your business. Tune in on audio or livestream M-W-F & bring your questions! And sign up to the AuthorityLetter.com for my 3-part Video Series on building your authority platform and my way-too-transparent letters on online marketing.
Wow, right off the bat I realized today's guest shoots from the hip and distinguishes himself in a sector that's usually full of posers. Bharat Kanodia is the owner of Veristrat and founder of the What's It Worth YouTube channel. He shared with me how he wasted half a million dollars on ineffective marketing. He decided one day: enough of this crap, I'm doing it different. The result? Posting on YouTube. Instead of creating a bunch of watered down content, he focused on creating high quality videos that speak to particular problems his current and future clients were having, in a way that they understand. Instead of throwing out a bunch of buzzwords to look like he knows what he's talking about, he actually demonstrates it by meeting people at their level. Bharat's company helps other companies figure out their valuation so they know where to make adjustments, but if you check out his YouTube channel you might learn a thing or twelve about marketing. Head over to the YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ to learn more. In the meantime, keep listening to hear about his half-million dollar lesson, and the Elite Marketing Tip he has at the end. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elite-marketing-tips/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elite-marketing-tips/support
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In this episode I interview Bharat Kanodia, who is based In San Francisco. Bharat has valued over 2,000 businesses including companies like Uber, AirBNB, DoorDash, GE, Tesla. And he has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Check out his YouTube channel here https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth. In this interview we discuss the most common reasons a business would seek a valuation, the most important things that affect a SaaS companies valuation, and at what stage of a businesses growth should you start considering getting a valuation. www.SaasStartupStories.com
Founder and CEO, of Veristrat Inc., Bharat Kanodia, ASA, has valued over 2000 businesses, real estate, industrial, governmental infrastructure, public and private companies. Some unique assets appraised by Bharat include - the Golden Gate Bridge, Atlanta Airport, Uber, AirBNB, Yahoo!, Brooklyn Bridge, Mirage Casino LV, among many others. He has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. Bharat lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his family and enjoys sailing, golfing, skiing, and horseback riding. Connect with Bharat: www.veristrat.com https://www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bharat-kanodia-asa/
All entrepreneurs at some point will face the question, what do I do with my business? Do I sell it, close it, transfer it, etc? For a good number of people, there is a dream of selling your company for millions of dollars and riding off into the sunset knowing you made the world a better place. Hold up. The reality is that only one out of 20 businesses actually, get sold. That's according to Bharat Kanodia, business valuation master, who has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. There are a few reasons why businesses never sell and eventually just run aground. But the most common reason falls on the shoulders of the business owner…and if you're interested in ensuring the lasting legacy of your business and your place in the sunset, this is one episode you literally can't afford to miss. Shifters Wisdom: “My advice to entrepreneurs is to invest in technology. The more you invest in technology in your business the better it will be for you in the long term. The second thing is to make your customers into loyal paying customers. Reoccurring revenue in any business is king.” (www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ |www.facebook.com/whatsitworthtv |www.linkedin.com/company/veristrat-inc | www.twitter.com/whatsitworthtv) Music by Broke for Free
All entrepreneurs at some point will face the question, what do I do with my business? Do I sell it, close it, transfer it, etc? For a good number of people, there is a dream of selling your company for millions of dollars and riding off into the sunset knowing you made the world a better place. Hold up. The reality is that only one out of 20 businesses actually, get sold. That's according to Bharat Kanodia, business valuation master, who has signed off on over 4,500 valuations with $2.6 trillion in assets globally. There are a few reasons why businesses never sell and eventually just run aground. But the most common reason falls on the shoulders of the business owner…and if you're interested in ensuring the lasting legacy of your business and your place in the sunset, this is one episode you literally can't afford to miss. Shifters Wisdom: “My advice to entrepreneurs is to invest in technology. The more you invest in technology in your business the better it will be for you in the long term. The second thing is to make your customers into loyal paying customers. Reoccurring revenue in any business is king.” (www.youtube.com/c/whatsitworth/ |www.facebook.com/whatsitworthtv |www.linkedin.com/company/veristrat-inc | www.twitter.com/whatsitworthtv) Music by Broke for Free
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