Fund Raising

Of course, they do! Especially, if they want to have more clarity about growth potential of own business, gain better insights of how their startups stand against peers as well as get recognized and remembered by prospective investors as highly organized founders. Take it this way. Imagine you are a typical tech college graduate with zero to five years work experience and almost no personal savings in your bank account. You have just married to your beloved one and both of you are very excited that you officially formed a family. After thoughtful discussions, you agreed to start planning for your first baby. Do you know what are the costs associated with planning, delivering and raising a healthy child for the next 3-5 years? Is your income growth sufficient to cover these expenses? Can you optimize some non-essential costs or find a better-paying job if required? If you plan to…

1. Shares

2. Convertible notes,

3. Equity

4. Pre-money, post-money valuation

5. Voting rights, board seat

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