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RE: Alternatives to getting into business with friends, spouse, or relatives when founding a Startup
Before the adventure begins, it is wise to draft up a document stating what will happen if the venture fails. Think of it as a pre-nup for a business. It's a bit of doom and gloom while you are in the honeymoon phase of the business, but it's a lot harder to determine what to do when all parties are upset and losing money.
Examples are:
- If there is capital involved, will it be sold?
- How will it any remaining funds be split?
- Does one partner have first right of refusal?
- If one partner wants to get out, what steps will be taken?
- Is there a penalty for exiting the company before a given time?
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- Is there a penalty for exiting the company before a given time?
oh yes this are good points, it always depends if it's a venture which is self-financed or something which is financed via a bank or even a VC