Co-founders

The founder-driven approach can boost a business's growth, but transitioning from "founder mode" to a balanced leadership style is essential for sustained success and scaling.

Selecting a co-founder for a startup is quite similar to choosing a life partner. It's a long-term commitment, and it's crucial to make the right choice to avoid driving each other crazy.

Lifeforce co-founder Dugal Bain-Kim on the art of building powerful partnerships.

The tech founder was scheduled to speak at the World Business Forum on Wednesday.

Amit Singh and Marcin Malyszko, co-founders of Mission Cocktails, bonded over humble origins, shared values and the desire to give back.

2024 will be the year to bring your idea to life. Will AI beat you to it?

A psychologist for entrepreneurs answers FAQs from co-founders about maximizing the most important professional relationship.

As a first-time founder, these five lessons have brought joy and success into the entrepreneurship journey.

Ryan Culver, Caroline Elston and Lowell Bieber, the co-founders behind meat-and-cheese subscription box Platterful, know what it takes to balance full-time jobs and a fast-growing business.

Starting a business is tough, so finding a co-founder and tackling the challenge together is a good idea. However, you should look for seven essential traits in your future co-founder to avoid trouble.

Talking things out in detail beforehand is essential. Learn to be okay with disagreements.

If you're looking for a co-founder and can't find them, you can probably improve your approach.

Finding good people is hard, but it's the only way to build a company that can succeed in the long term.

A comprehensive founders' agreement will help all parties stay aligned, fulfill responsibilities and avoid disputes.

One lawyer explains when and how to formalize equity splits between founders.

As a startup attorney with 15 years of experience, I see startup and founder dispute scenarios on a daily basis.

CLEARstem's co-founders discuss how they stay grounded and connected as their business takes off.

Entrepreneurs often bring on partners to bridge gaps in their knowledge, share the burden of decision-making and offer emotional support in challenging times.

When your business is an equal partnership, who breaks the tie? Six entrepreneurs share their methods.

Whether they're mentorships or joint ventures, the right arrangements can provide strength.

Does your partnership outline include everything you need?