質問
We want to establish a startup with three founders, one assuming the role of CEO and the other doing technical and operations respectively.
1. What are some of the common structures for such scenarios? How much equity should each get equally divided?
2. How do we set it up so the structure allows for investors and advisors and future hires?
Thanks for any insight!
回答: 2 公開 & 0 非公開
For point number 1. you can sign co founder agreement which define your role, responsibility and other factors like shareholding for initial stage.
for point no. 2 you need to register your company as Pvt ltd for no later stage when investor like to take exit through or as mutually decided . 99% investor invest in any company in exchange of equity to get funding you have to have company and split the pie among co founders and investors.
if need any more clarification please write us or ipforstartup@icloud.com hola@ipforstartup.com
Hey,
This is the first answer I've offered to a question on this site. Here is a very useful site I refer to http://www.startuplawyer.com. There are a lot of variables to consider. What you need is a comprehensive online resource that will KEEP YOU AS FAR AWAY FROM LAWYERS AND CONSULTANTS AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE until you have a firm handle on the questions you should be asking. You FIRST need a 10-40,000 foot perspective on this whole IP/Start Up/Entity Formation/Funding process. And the structure/user interface/information architecture of that site is just about as good as you're going to get (anywhere).
最近の質問
I sometimes see questions on forums like Quora about how to stop people stealing your invention i...
4 5386 2I am looking for useful sources on protecting copyright. I am in the process of writing a book ba...
3 6115 2What is the current wisdom on compiling news feeds on a third party website so far as copyright i...
1 3962 0This might be a silly question but I’m a bit confused by ‘prior disclosure’ as it applies to pate...
2 4823 1