Equity: Page 7
A Short Guide to Offering 'A' Players No-Interest Loans to Purchase Equity
While you would want to reward the new hire for the future value he or she adds to your business, you don't want to compensate for the existing value he or she didn't help to create.
The Trick to Splitting Startup Equity Among Key Players
When it comes to splitting equity it is important to create a structure that keeps all key parties properly motivated in the ebb and flow of building a startup.
How One Firm Is Taking a Different Approach to Helping Startups Fight Regulation
Tusk Ventures is the consultancy behind Uber's successful fight against NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Are Standard Equity Stakes in Spinoffs Misguided?
Universities may be missing out on owning a share of their strongest spinoffs.
5 Secrets to a Successful Equity Crowdfunding Campaign
This platform opens up new funding for businesses but success requires good communication.
8 Ways to Maximize the Value of Your Startup Stock
Every entrepreneur needs to understand the following basics, to be addressed at a company's formation.
Social Entrepreneurs Don't Have It Easy Raising Capital
In theory, social entrepreneurship is an amazing concept, but the practical process in progressing from an idea solution to a business 'sustainable' operation has several challenges.
Grow Your Business Without Drowning in Debt
What should a startup sacrifice to get the funding to fuel its growth?
4 Reasons Why Borrowing Money Is Usually Better Than Giving Up Equity
Lots of people dread debt, but when you do the numbers, it's often the smarter move.
4 Reasons Not to Confuse Early-Stage Money for Success
The rigors of bootstrapping your startup shape company culture, compel innovation and keep control where you want it, in your hands.
What Entrepreneurs Call 'Sweat Equity' the IRS Calls 'Taxable'
Working without a salary for equity might feel like pitching in at your neighbor's barn raising but the government doesn't see it that way.
Founders: When Fundraising, Ask for More Than You Think You'll Need
To preserve equity, fight for a higher valuation rather than paring back much-needed cash.
The 3 Essential Things Needed in a Founders' Agreement
While your relationship with your co-founder may be peachy right now, there is a possibility it could turn sour down the road. To protect yourself (and the company), make sure these three areas are covered in your founders' agreement.
How Much of Your Company Should You Give to New Co-Founders?
It helps to bring in others to fill any gaps in your skill or experience. Here are five variables that will help you determine how much a new partner is worth.
Want a Bank Loan? You Better Have Some Skin in the Game.
A strong equity position supports the notion that the owner is likely to protect the investment and repay borrowed funds.