Scale of Significance

Scale of Significance is rated 3 out of 5 in the category thermometer of the new economy. Read and write reviews about Scale of Significance. Intrinsic value Almost everyone in the financial world, and more and more entrepreneurs, agree; a balance sheet is not sufficient for the valuation of companies. It just shows the financial situation while underlying values are neglected. It is these essential values that determine the valuation of an increasing number of organizations. A growing number of entrepreneurs do not manage their companies anymore based on profit alone but on values such as social relevance and impact and sustainability. They think of money just as a means to acquire these values. That doesn’t mean that they find money irrelevant since it makes their organization financially sustainable as well. Because an increasing number of people choose to buy products and services from these companies, these 2 trends reinforce each other. The Scale of Significance The idea for a Scale of Significance, as a new global instrument for the valuation of organizations, originated at Manifesto, an accountancy firm based in Amsterdam. As we speak, Manifesto is working together with a core team of professionals and more and more enthusiastic and ambitious contributors to develop this instrument. It will enable entrepreneurs, investors and clients to valuate organizations based on a broad set of values, next to financial valuation. The Scale of Significance is developed open-source and therefore belongs to everyone. At the same time, it’s important to, together, come up with clear and practical guidelines in order to make the scale relevant as the new international standard to valuate companies. If you support the idea written above and want to contribute to the development of the Scale of Significance, join and support us. You can do this by contributing your knowledge, time, network and funds. www.SceleofSignificance.org / www.SchaalvanBetekenis.org