By Larry Chiang
SUCCESSFUL EXITS: WHAT TO PREP, WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR & HOW THINGS MIGHT TURN OUT
You’ve built up and built out your startup– now some douche-nugget wants to buy you.
You’ve built up and built out your startup– now some douche-nugget wants to buy you.
If you’ve never sold a startup, you’re at risk of getting taken to the cleaners (literally). Navigating the sale is not easy.
Topics include:
- Earn outs — Know to swap your shih tzu for someone else’s mutt.
- Deal insurance — Figure out who you’re paying real world insurance to.
- IP — Do what’s needed to minimize exposure in case of __
- Earnest money — Negotiate and confront .
- Due Dil — A bird in the hand and your pants in a bush.
- Negotiating a No Shop — Manage the process or have them own you.
- Legal — Minimize tax and risk post sale.
- Deal Structure — Cash up front and the mirages that distort.
- Screwing co-founders — Employee #3 to 30 have it rough. Do u reward em or accelerate em?
ENGR145’s Anchor Concept: Lemonade and Gua Gua Guacamole
It moves you to the right on the entrepreneur bell curve
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52 Cards. Two Jokers. What They DO Teach You at Stanford Engineering
Emergency swings and cutting deals as an 9 year old
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