by Jeff Loehr | Dec 21, 2021 | Startups
Unless you are an experienced entrepreneur or have access to personal capital, most startups require outside resources to start their business. Gaining financing from investors is often a crucial step in the development of a company’s product or service. Raising...
by Jeff Loehr | Nov 22, 2021 | Investors, Startups
Yeah, it’s happening. Just when you thought you had Zoom mastered, the world throws a whole new wrench into the machine. Welcome to the world of the hybrid meeting. Live, in-person, and on Zoom. Hybrid sounds simple enough, but it comes with some interesting...
by Kye Peters | Dec 17, 2020 | Investors, Startups
One of the main principles of financing a startup is to invest early to avoid risks. For this reason, many investors prefer to invest at a lower valuation to avoid paying more for the same amount of equity. During this stage of investing, a valuation cap provides an...
by Jeff Loehr | Oct 20, 2020 | Investors, Startups
Steps to prepare term sheets The terms and conditions between an entrepreneur and an investor, as well as other important details, can all be found in a term sheet. This relationship between a startup entrepreneur and investors is a very crucial one. Regardless on...
by Kye Peters | Oct 20, 2020 | Investors, Startups
Valuation Cap Convertible notes can be somewhat confusing, and learning the terms under it can lead to even more confusion. Convertible note caps tend to be highly beneficial to those involved, but understanding them can be highly tricky. Convertible note caps...
by Kye Peters | Oct 20, 2020 | Investors, Startups
Convertible notes can be a great source to get a startup off the ground. Convertible notes are debt, or loans, that convert to equity at a later date. And that later date brings up an issue: what happens to that convertible note if a startup fails? When a startup...
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