Fundraising
Key Control Terms: Protective Provisions
This post is a continuation of the discussion that covers everything a founder should know before raising their Series A. If you missed the first
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Fundraising
Key Control Terms: Board Seats
This post is a continuation of the discussion that covers everything a founder should know before raising their Series A. If you missed the first
Fundraising
Key Economic Terms: Anti-Dilution
This post is a continuation of the discussion that covers everything a founder should know before raising their Series A. If you missed the first
Fundraising
Key Economic Terms: The Liquidation Preference
This post is a continuation of the Series A discussion that covers everything a founder should know before raising their Series A. If you missed
Fundraising
Key Economic Terms: Price & The Option Pool
This post is a continuation of the Series A discussion that covers everything a founder should know before raising their Series A. If you missed
The Term Sheet
As discussed in this post, I am creating a new series that will cover important information that every founder should know before they try to
Fundraising
New Investors
When raising capital, you may come across a new investor. By new, I mean they have very limited to no experience in investing in startups.
Fundraising
Series A Primer
After successfully raising your seed round, building an MVP, and achieving product-market fit, you will most likely need more capital to hire employees and build
Pitch Events, Demo Days, and Securities Law Implications
When trying to raise money for a startup, it’s not uncommon for founders to participate in pitch events or demo days. Many of the top
Fundraising
Convertible Note Financing Process Continued
For the sake of brevity, this topic was broken up into 2 posts. If you missed the first post, you can read it here. The
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