crowdSPRING Blog
MARCH 21, 2014
Good read for entrepreneurs & startup employees on liquidation preferences – crowdspring.co/1neVvzy. You Can Build a Community, But You Will Never Control It | by CC Chapman – crowdspring.co/1j0RIjh. Online commenter critical of business can be sued for defamation, Oregon court says – crowdspring.co/1d6RpW8.
www.founderinstitute.com
MARCH 2, 2010
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Austin Startup
AUGUST 1, 2017
While I work with a few companies in Silicon Valley, the vast majority of my clients are either in Austin or ecosystems that look much more like Austin than SV; “second tier” tech communities. First, investors will sometimes be willing to take a higher valuation if it means getting a heavier liquidation preference.
Both Sides of the Table
JANUARY 21, 2010
He’s totally tapped into the startup communities in Silicon Valley and a bit in LA. You need to know how liquidations preferences work. I’ve met several people from Cooley Godward who have stellar reputations in this category. I know Mike Lincoln in Washington DC does. So it doesn’t have to be a small firm.
Up and Running
AUGUST 17, 2015
C Corp versus LLC, non-competes, liquidation preferences, preferred versus common stock, and so on). During our fundraising conversations, I’ve been constantly amazed by the percent of people I’ve spoken to in the venture capital community that have MBAs.
The Startup Lawyer
JUNE 9, 2010
The startup community focuses most of the term sheet discussion on liquidation preferences and anti-dilution , but startup CEO salary is nonetheless an important issue. The Importance of Startup CEO Salary.
Growthink Blog
MAY 23, 2011
Management has the wrong pedigree, is geographically undesirable, competes in the wrong industry, and/or has a business model that lacks "scalability credibility" with the venture community. And they hire very aggressive securities attorneys to represent their interests. My suggestions for the investors seeking emerging companies to back?
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