Margins can feel tight at the beginning of a startup lifecycle. Ideas are flowing. Structures are being implemented. Partnerships are forming. Investment opportunities are being identified. Revenue, however, isn’t rushing...
Investors typically require startups to disclose a ton of information, and rightfully so. Venture capitalists and investment firms must understand the ins and outs of early-stage businesses and vet potential...
Fundraising rounds are exciting times for startups. They are also busy times, requiring a plethora of documentation to be prepared, reconciled, and properly organized. The most important strategy when preparing...
Incorporating your new startup is an exciting milestone. For founders, legal incorporation provides a new level of liability protection by separating business assets from personal assets, enables more legitimate capital...
Notes from Howard J. Finkelstein on The Growth Switch Podcast After spending many years working in BigLaw, Howard Finkelstein was ready for a shift in the way he does business....
Building clear frameworks for your startup is one of the most important first steps in any early-stage business. A cap table, or capitalization table, is the base of the framework....
What to Include in Business Contracts’ Terms and Conditions – and What Mistakes to Avoid While startup founders typically perform a variety of business tasks as their early-stage business gets...
