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Why You Don’t Want to Give Financial Information to All of Your Investors

Both Sides of the Table

We all can intuit the benefits to founders of these trends so there’s little reason to elaborate. I have blogged about some of the downside consequences of the changes and the private information I have says the consequences are much worse than is reported in the press since few people publicly talk about. The wolves operate.

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How do the sample Series Seed financing documents differ from typical Series A financing documents?

Startup Company Lawyer

Founders Institute Plain Preferred Term Sheet (by WSGR – disclaimer, I represent the Founders Institute and was involved in drafting this document). Right of first offer on future financings. Information rights. Co-sale rights. Y Combinator Series AA Equity Financing Documents (by WSGR).

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My new Startup Board Mantra: 1-1-1

OnlyOnce

The conversation with your co-founder about only one founder/executive on the board. You already have 100% of the mindshare and ambassadorship your co-founder has to offer. This one will be the most personally difficult, since you likely have a strong personal bond. and “How come my vote doesn’t count?”

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Taking Corporate VC: When It Makes Sense

View from Seed

Google Ventures was one of our co-investors, and in addition to all the other typical support GV provides their portfolio, this startup gained some unique insights for their organic and paid search strategy which were impactful and couldn’t have been gleaned elsewhere. . 2) Is now the right time for us?