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Equity Distribution in Startups
10:03 - 13:01 (02:57)
The speaker expresses his regret in how equity is distributed in startups, as he believes the traditional way is too founder-centric and disadvantages the rest of the team. He advocates for a better negotiation between what the founder, the investors, and the team receives.
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The speaker discusses the benefits of receiving advice from successful investors and how their network has helped with their success.
10:03 - 10:57 (00:53)
Summary
The speaker discusses the benefits of receiving advice from successful investors and how their network has helped with their success.
ChapterEquity Distribution in Startups
Episode#53 - Nicotine Gum, Dating Apps For The Elderly & Tax on Vested Shares
PodcastMy First Million
The host shares his experience on sending investor updates and suggests sending them every month for 36 months at the start and being organized by presenting key metrics and numbers followed by the status of things that are going well or not.
10:57 - 11:41 (00:44)
Summary
The host shares his experience on sending investor updates and suggests sending them every month for 36 months at the start and being organized by presenting key metrics and numbers followed by the status of things that are going well or not.
ChapterEquity Distribution in Startups
Episode#53 - Nicotine Gum, Dating Apps For The Elderly & Tax on Vested Shares
PodcastMy First Million
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about how equity should be distributed more fairly among the start-up team and investors, highlighting the importance of placing more value on team members' contributions and taking their risk levels into account.
11:42 - 13:01 (01:19)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about how equity should be distributed more fairly among the start-up team and investors, highlighting the importance of placing more value on team members' contributions and taking their risk levels into account.