Resources

Learn how the rules of business have changed &ndash and how the winners are playing by the new rules.

Explore the substantial differences between public and private capital markets.

Explore behaviors and theories that strictly apply to private capital markets.

Learn how companies in private capital markets play by the new rules of business to create value and wealth.

Discover arbitrage – and how to create a risk-return imbalance in your favor to generate business value and wealth.

Find out how to leverage business models, especially conceptual business models, to create business value and wealth.

Learn how to raise your private finance IQ.

Understand the structure and rules of the bizarre bazaar – and how negotiate through it to effectively raise private capital.

Explore the hundreds of ways to transfer your business.

Find out how to use all of the dynamics you learned in classes 1 through 9 to create tremendous business value and wealth.

Understand how to make markets and set the condition for value-added sales through "pull" marketing.

Learn Midas Marketing™ strategies you can employ to create tremendous business value and wealth.

Rob shares his insights for 2010 in regards to the general economy, the banking system and Wall Street, as well as asks for the audience's input on these issues. Learn how to utilize the Midas Aggregation Strategy to capitalize on opportunities that will develop because of the economic situation. Originally aired on December 17, 2009.

Rob Slee discusses what it means to be a niche-aholic and how creating and implementing an aggregation model enables you to aggregate your space and thereby create business value. Originally aired on January 21, 2010.

Rob Slee discusses the real meaning and importance of your company's "Cost of Capital" and how to make daily decisions that increase the value of your firm. Also, learn what value drivers you should be focused on within your business. Originally aired on February 18, 2010.

Learn how private business value is influenced by the company's access to capital. A business can neither grow nor sustain its current financial position without capital; therefore, as a borrower, you need tools to figure out how capital providers make lending decisions. Discover how private cost of capital and lenders' "credit boxes" relate to capital access and increasing business value. Originally aired on March 18, 2010.

Learn there are hundreds of ways to transfer all or part of a private business, with each of these methods selecting a particular value for the business. Also, learn how to time the transfer as to maximize the business' value. Originally aired on April 22, 2010.

Rob Slee presents the ideas of the current migration from conceptual to aggregation business models and how you can create a model that will dramatically increase the value of your company. Also, a review of several real life examples will show you how companies have aggregated their spaces with little capital investment. Originally aired on May 20, 2010.

Rob Slee will teach you what banks, asset based lenders, mezzanine, and private equity investors are requiring to get their money. Also, Rob will discuss current and future acquisition multiples and revisit how you can build company value in the next few years.Originally aired on September 16, 2010.

Rob Slee will explain the path to becoming a Value Architect and how to grow the value of your business by 10x while reducing your risk of ownership. He will also explain why "incrementalist" lifestyle businesses are being wiped out. Originally aired on October 21, 2010.

Be the first to see the structure of Rob's forthcoming book, Midas Metrics. You will discover how Value Architects manage their businesses through metrics and learn the process to choosing the correct value-driving metrics for your business. Originally aired on November 18, 2010.

Rob discusses what he thinks will happen in 2011 for the U.S. and world economies, private capital markets, middle market M&A and public capital markets. Also, learn how business managers can increase business value in 2011 and hear what MidasNation's goals and likely accomplishments are for the upcoming year. Originally aired on December 16, 2010.

Rob Slee discusses the newest edge of marketing, MidasSourcing, and how entirely new businesses have been built around this concept. Also, learn to become financially independent by connecting into MidasNation.

Rob Slee discusses what is happening in the private capital markets, specifically in relation to banks, asset-based lending, mezzanine, angels, venture capital, and private equity. Each capital type's unique features will be discussed, including its credit box (how to access it) and its all-in cost. The data for this presentation will come from the Pepperdine Capital Surveys, originally designed by Rob himself. Originally aired on February 17, 2011.

Originally aired on March 17, 2011.

Originally aired on April 21, 2011.

Rob Slee discusses middle market finance theory, the central finance theory that is developed in his latest book, Private Capital Markets 2, and applies to all mid-sized companies. Originally aired on June 2, 2011.

The Center for Board Excellence Revenue Ramp. Originally aired September 15, 2011.

Originally aired October 19, 2011.

CompensationMaster Revenue Ramp. Originally aired on January 18, 2012.

Rob Slee describes the types of zombies that MidasFund is buying. Specifically, you will learn how to source castoff divisions of large companies, businesses owned by bankrupt firms, and portfolio companies that private equity groups no longer want to own.

Originally aired on October 22, 2009.

Originally aired on September 17, 2009.

Rob Slee focuses on how Midas Managers use Midas Marketing strategies to create markets and set the conditions for a value-added sale. Learn to design compelling value propositions that pull customers toward you, achieve financial independence, create a legacy, increase the value of your business regardless of the industry conditions or economic cycles and ultimately become a Value Architect leveraging your expertise and increasing your productivity. Originally aired on November 19, 2009.