Small Company
Almanac
Observations on the structural economics of small, high-leverage companies — and the financial infrastructure they require.
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A record of observations on the economics of small, high-leverage firms
The most valuable companies of the coming decade will be smaller than their predecessors — smaller teams, higher output per person, earlier profitability, and economics that look more like historical professional partnerships than the venture-backed corporations of the last twenty years.
The financial infrastructure surrounding these companies — how they are capitalized, how their people are compensated, how liquidity is created — was designed for a fundamentally different type of organization. The Small Company Almanac documents this structural shift as it unfolds.
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