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How Much Does it Cost to Form an LLC? A Guide For Startups

The Startup Magazine

Just Google it and you will find tons of information right away. A Guide For Startups appeared first on The Startup Magazine. Even if you are not a tech-savvy person, you can outsource these tasks via freelancing platforms at a very low price. The post How Much Does it Cost to Form an LLC?

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How Many Angels is the Right Amount for a Startup to Have?

Both Sides of the Table

I love how open Danielle has been throughout the development of her startup Mattermark including honest reflections of when she has changed her opinion. They now have a strong VC lead from Foundry Group and from experience when you get advice from Foundry it comes with authority, experience, empathy and the right amount of straight talk.

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The Truth About Investor Updates

Haystack

Most folks who are not close to early-stage startups and new company formation would be surprised to discover that a high number of companies, after receiving funding from individuals or institutions, do not send updates to their investors. For me, I am pretty zen about this after six years of early-stage startup investment.

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My new Startup Board Mantra: 1-1-1

OnlyOnce

Last week, I blogged about Bolster’s Board Benchmark survey results , which really laid bare the lack of diversity on startup boards. My new mantra for Startup Boards is simple: 1-1-1. There are signs that this is starting to change slowly — one big one is that of all the board searches we are running at Bolster, about ?

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What are the regulatory barriers preventing the emergence of a liquid market for equity in seed stage startups?

Gust

NONE of that is available with seed stage startups, so that even IF it were legally and economically viable to trade them, and even IF there were analysts who followed every public move the company made, there still would be no way whatsoever for anyone outside the company (or Major Investors, if they have Information Rights) to have the slightest (..)

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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 know that funding markets have changed for startups. 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. Protect your financial information wisely.

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Should you go after value-add investors for your seed round?

Hippoland

But, there are a lot of no-name investors who are former operators - either at their own startups or at larger tech companies - who would still be value-add from an operational perspective even if they are not household famous. If you are the first startup he/she has ever invested in, you need to be extra cautious.