Episodes
Category 3
24-06-04
Burnrate and runway explained
Understanding your startup's burn rate and runway is crucial for securing investment and ensuring long-term success. In just 4 minutes, we’ll break down these key financial metrics, showing you exactly how to calculate them and why they matter when pitching to investors. Learn how to think when assessing your startup’s financial health, manage cash flow, and make strategic decisions that keep you on track for growth
Category 3
24-06-04
4 Proven Strategies to Secure a Higher Startup Valuation in Investor Negotiations
Are you finding it challenging to align your startup’s valuation with what investors are willing to accept? In this episode, our expert business lawyer breaks down four powerful negotiation strategies that can help bridge the gap between your valuation and that of potential investors. Mastering these techniques will give you the upper hand in discussions and help you secure the valuation your startup deserves.
Category 4
24-06-05
Sweat Equity Explained: How to Earn Equity Without Cash | Business Lawyer's Guide
Sweat equity explained- the world of business investments where cash isn't the only currency that matters. In this episode, we're uncovering the concept of "Sweat Equity"—a powerful tool that allows you to gain ownership in a company without having to invest capital.
Category 1
24-06-02
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Category 2
24-06-03
How to buy shares
Are you curious about the differences between buying and selling publicly traded stocks versus privately held shares? In this 8-minute deep dive, our expert business lawyer breaks down everything you need to know to navigate these transactions with confidence
Category 3
24-06-04
Break up fees- what happen if a deal falls through?
In this episode we talk about the break-up fees and what happens when a deal falls through. Questions like why break-up fees exist? When can i use it? How do i sign an agreement for a break up fee?- and why it's good thing to have for both parties when a deal collapses.