Helping SaaS Founders Scale Smarter, Grow Faster, and Exit Strong
Hi, I’m Victor Cheng.
I’m a CEO Coach that helps SaaS Founders with $3M+ ARR to grow their businesses in a slowing economy by: 1) advising on high stakes decisions, 2) teaching founders how to become “professional” CEOs, and 3) guide them to the next stage of growth. I’m the author of Extreme Revenue Growth and The Recession Proof Business and have been featured as a business expert by Fox Business Television Network, MSNBC, TIME magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, Fortune Small Business, SmartMoney, Forbes, Inc. Magazine, and Entrepreneur magazine.
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Latest Blog Posts

Annual Recurring Revenue vs Revenue: The SaaS Bridge Investors Audit
The annual recurring revenue vs revenue question is the single most expensive piece of confusion I see in SaaS chief executive officer (CEO) conversations. A

Difference Between Bookings and Revenue: The SaaS CEO Bridge
If you can’t draw a clean line between bookings and revenue on a whiteboard, you can’t run a SaaS finance function and you definitely can’t

Investment Memo: The Proven Playbook Behind Every SaaS Funding Round
Most founders think the investment memo is a document the venture capital firm writes after they pitch. That is half the story — and the

Marketplace Valuation: The Proven Playbook From GMV to Exit
The number one thing marketplace founders get wrong about their own valuation is the unit they fixate on. They pitch GMV — the total dollar

How to Build a Tech Startup That Solves Real Pain (and Sells)
Roughly 9 out of 10 tech startups fail. Almost none of them fail because the code didn’t work. They fail because someone built a clever

Participating Preferred Stock: Investor Protection vs. Founder Returns
If you’re raising venture capital, you need to understand one of the most consequential deal terms you’ll encounter: participating preferred stock. This isn’t just academic—it
