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May 2023 SaaS Newsletter

By Founders Tech Team

May 31 2023

Technology Sector Update with Director, Brad Johnson

This edition of Founders’ May 2023 SaaS Market Newsletter includes:

  • A Net Working Capital Crash Course for Sellers
  •  An assessment for SaaS entrepreneurs designed to generate actionable insights to increase enterprise value and improve consistency of revenues [discount code included within the newsletter that will waive the cost]
  • Comments and insights from industry experts
  • Update on Founders’ SaaS Index Trends
  • Valuation multiples and recent transaction data
  • Benchmark operating statistics

If you or someone you know have questions regarding anything discussed, or the general SaaS marketplace, please feel free to reach out to Zane Tarence, Partner and Head of Founders’ Tech & Business Services Group.

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