Why Every Startup Needs a Founder Vesting Clause
When launching a startup, it's crucial to protect your team and the companyās future. One key safeguard? The Founder Vesting Clause in your Term Sheet.
What is Founder Vesting?
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In the context of venture capital, which term describes a contractual clause that allows investors to protect their investment by requiring the startup to grant them the option to purchase additional shares at a discounted
To protect the product idea from copying (Mobile app) which would be better Patent, copyright ?
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Emiko
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from which age a person starts thinking for their own startup ?
how about you?
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Ayush
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Let's say I want to make my startup which is similar to an existing company.
How should I start diving in deep into their service and start my own? Like from which part should it be started?
Take the example - I want to build a payment company li
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Mr. Shyamlal registers a private limited company and includes a clause in the Articles of Association (AOA) that he will remain a director for lifetime. But later, he is warned that this mi
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Havish Gupta
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What are the Legal and Illegal ways for founder to make money from their Startup?
One being that buy the domain in your name, and when the company gets big, take huge royalty.