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BU Questrom School of Business – Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019
I’m in Boston today, so was fun to see Venture Deals make the list from Boston University Questrom School of Business of Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019.
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How Is Intellectual Property Split Between Separating Founders?
Question: What happens if two founders hit a crossroads and they are not able to agree on the strategic direction of the company prior to institutional funding and decide to separate? Is there an easy way to split the company at this point given that there are no hard assets? What rights does each party […]
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Who Are Stock Certificates Issued To and When?
Q: We are a Delaware C Corp registered as a Foreign Entity in Colorado our home state and we need to figure out the answers to the following questions with regards to stock certificates. 1. Who gets stock certificates issued and when? My assumptions are that cash investments DO get certificates, […]
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Board Package Series – Board Administrative Issues
In our next posting in the Board Package Series, Chris tackles what he deems (and I agree) as the least interesting board material that finds its way into the package: Board Administrative Issues. There’s no getting around it—there’s always going to be administrivia that a board of directors has to deal with, so your goal […]
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How Is Intellectual Property Split Between Separating Founders?
Question: What happens if two founders hit a crossroads and they are not able to agree on the strategic direction of the company prior to institutional funding and decide to separate? Is there an easy way to split the company at this point given that there are no hard assets? What rights does each party […]
Who Are Stock Certificates Issued To and When?
Q: We are a Delaware C Corp registered as a Foreign Entity in Colorado our home state and we need to figure out the answers to the following questions with regards to stock certificates. 1. Who gets stock certificates issued and when? My assumptions are that cash investments DO get certificates, […]
Board Package Series – Board Administrative Issues
In our next posting in the Board Package Series, Chris tackles what he deems (and I agree) as the least interesting board material that finds its way into the package: Board Administrative Issues. There’s no getting around it—there’s always going to be administrivia that a board of directors has to deal with, so your goal […]
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