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Part 1: Startup Funding Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=677ZtSMr4-4
Startup Contracts: Five Things to Check Before You Sign
Dilution clauses just seem like a sneaky way to get more ownership of a company instead of being transparent, putting all your cards on the table, and negotiating it all into the ownership percentages.
Great videos and explanations! Please do more business/startup topics! Get some startup accelerator or VC firm to sponsor some of these videos so you have cash to make more, if you need it.
I honestly love it when you say you lied, because it means there's more to learn. These videos are the only time I like to hear that :D
It kind of feels like a video on what you should do with your potential lottery winnings. It's not like all of us are going to be entrepreneurs.
'Much like in certain democracies!' lol! Great vid, but what Zuckerberg did was illegal, which is why Saverin later won the lawsuit.
btw, check out my Donald Trump remixes.
Hilarious shade throw at the US election system! Very informative and well-done video!
Your channel is so fucking informative. Please make more videos. Start a Patreon or something like that if you need help financially or anything like that to make more frequent videos. If you or whoever helps run this channel is a part of anything else like a start up, COUNT ME IN FOR A PRIMARY INVESTOR! Seriously, I love the channel please keep it up
Your channel needs many more subscribers! Great content
Damn, this was a very interesting video
That US burn.
Extremely Helpful… Keep making these kind of videos..!!!
Thank you! Please make more videos like this!
May I suggest you to make a video on how programming works?
what is the name of the movie in 1:35 ?
Great video
How fascism works.
FINALLY!
Damm thanks for the upload
i like this kind of content with this style
hope you will keep making them (if possible)
A company has a 5 board members in total. One guy owns 49% of the shares and has 3 seats. Another owns 51% and has 2 seats.
What does that situation look like in case one of them decide to sell all their shares? Who gets to own the business and decide what should and shouldn't happen?
For everyone who liked my video “Startup Funding Explained” and bullied 🙂 me into doing more on this topic, I give you 5 things you should check before you sign a shareholder’s agreement! Share if you enjoyed!