Consolidando empresas: Estrutura jurídica e financeira (Coursera)

Consolidando empresas: Estrutura jurídica e financeira (Coursera)

Com a presença de profissionais nas áreas de direito, contabilidade e investimento, aprenda como oficializar a sua empresa. Entenda mais sobre como conseguir um CNPJ, como oficializar uma sociedade e as minúcias de capital SA, LTDA e EIRELI. Aprenda os diferentes tipos de contratação, regulamentação, como funcionam investimentos e valuation para startups, básicos em planejamento fiscal e gestão financeira, como funciona a proteção intelectual, entre outros temas importantes para dar o próximo passo no seu negócio.

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Neste curso serão abordados os seguintes temas:

  • Primeiros passos para abrir a sua startup
  • Direito Trabalhista
  • Regulamentações
  • Valuation e Investimentos (o que são e quando buscar)
  • Direito tributário
  • M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions)
  • Modelos de negócios
  • Gestão financeira
  • Proteção intelectual

Ao final desse curso, esperamos que você esteja familiarizado com os principais conceitos, ferramentas e princípios de como regulamentar a sua empresa, como geri-la financeiramente, como encontrar o seu modelo de negócio e como lidar com investimentos e investidores.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Primeiros Passos
Bem Vindo(a)! Nesta primeira semana, você será introduzido aos seguintes tópicos: (i) Primeiros passos para abrir uma startup (CNPJ, PME, Contrato societário, LTDA e SA) (ii) Contratações e Vesting, (iii) Tipos de empresa e (iv) Acordo de Sócios. Nas aulas contamos com as participações do sócio da Baptista Luz Advogados, Pedro Ramos, e do fundador da Verticore, Rodrigo Borges.

WEEK 2
Proteção intelectual e Modelo de Negócios
Nesta segunda semana, você será introduzido aos seguintes tópicos: (i) Propriedade Intelectual e suas diferentes famílias (Propriedade Industrial, Direitos Autorais e Segredo de Negócios), (ii) Modelo de Negócios, (iii) Como definir o Modelo de Receita da sua empresa e (iv) Precificação. Nas aulas contamos com as participações do sócio da Baptista Luz Advogados, Pedro Ramos, e do Coordenador do Núcleo de Empreendedorismo da USP (NEU), Artur Vilas Boas.

WEEK 3
Gestão financeira
Nesta terceira semana, você será introduzido aos seguintes tópicos: (i) Impostos: tipos e como afetam seu negócio, (ii) Regimes tributários, (iii) Cases voltados a área de tecnologia, (iv) Tributações em operações de M&A e (v) Planejamento Financeiro e Fluxo de Caixa. Nas aulas contamos com as participações da advogada da Baptista Luz Advogados, Fernanda Ferreira, e do fundador da Verticore, Rodrigo Borges.

WEEK 4
Valuation e Investimentos
Nesta última semana, você será introduzido aos seguintes tópicos: (i) Os diferentes estágios de investimento para a sua startup, (ii) Como e porque buscar investimento na hora certa, (iii) Como conseguir o seu primeiro investidor, (iv) Como calcular o valuation da sua startup e (v) Contratos comuns usados com investidores. Nas aulas contamos com as participações do sócio da Baptista Luz Advogados e do Mentor e Investidor Anjo, Marco Poli.

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