What is Corporate Market Value (CMV)?

CMV is a scoring system that rates individuals across 14 dimensions — including scarcity, earning power, skills, network, and experience — to produce a profile card for the corporate world.

How is the CMV score calculated?

The CMV score is a weighted average of 14 dimensions scored 0–100, including earning power, scarcity, skills depth, experience, education, network quality, geography, languages, physical attributes, and more. A scarcity dominance mechanism boosts hard dimensions when scarcity is high.

Is CMV a real financial valuation?

CMV uses a weighted scoring model calibrated against real-world acquisition data. The scores are modeled estimates, not financial appraisals. See our methodology and disclaimer for details.

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Head-to-head. Who has the higher Corporate Market Value?

Profile A

Profile B

PROFILE LOCKED

96OVR

96POT

Andrej Karpathy

RES

AGE 39

EST. MARKET VALUE

$60M

EARNINGS VALUE

$224M

TIER

ELITE

Elite — the ceiling of this dataset; nobody scores above this profile.

PROFILE LOCKED

95OVR

95POT

Noam Shazeer

VP ENG

AGE 50

EST. MARKET VALUE

$150M

EARNINGS VALUE

$38M

TIER

ELITE

Elite — frontier-AI builder with a billion-dollar buyout already on the record.

Dimension Comparison

Age Factor

Scarcity

Skills

Experience

Education

Network

Geography

Languages

Appearance

Height

Fitness

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