Richard Hsu
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
If you were like me, you probably played the video game Tetris from the 80′s, so when well-known CEO Jae Chung of goBalto presented his 7 tips for marketing a startup company on 5 four-square colored blocks, I couldn’t resist from posting it.
Feisal Mosleh
by Feisal Mosleh of New Ventures Partner at Juldee Innovation Group
Here’s a novel way to raise cash without even giving up equity. The catch?
As part of Orrick’s complimentary TOTAL ACCESS program for entrepreneurs, you are invited to participate in “Building Your Story,” Part One of The Fundraising Series, a multi-part program designed to connect you with the inside information and contacts you need to accelerate your capital campaign.
Please note: Registration for Parts One and Two is open to everyone, however, Part Three is reserved only for companies that are selected from Parts One and Two.
If you cannot attend Part One but would like to participate in Part Two, please let Joyce Chuang know as soon as possible. We will reply to you with specific instructions on how to participate.
Richard Hsu
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
Inspired by Caltech’s Mechanical Universe Project, I made a short video comparing the typical grant language of a software license, a biotech license and a patent license, all in about 60 seconds.
Naomi Kokubo
by Naomi Kokubo, Editor of Founders Space
I’m always looking around for good sample pitch decks. Entrepreneurs keep asking me how to create the best pitches for VCs and angels. Well, here’s a good one that I came across today: View Pitch Deck.
by Geraldine Zaroukian, Managing Director of Zarig.com
QUESTION:
1. Should I do a partnership or LLC with my partner in Florida and give shares to my partner in Portugal? Or can I give them both ownership in the company?
Naomi Kokubo
by Naomi Kokubo, Editor of Founders Space
I found a couple of interesting articles that might help answer this question. One from Wikipedia on S Corporation, and here’s an excerpt:
Fanny Tham
by Fanny Tham of CreativePeople@Work
Grab an umbrella. We are no economist or business people. But since the whole world is speculating and predicting gloomy days ahead, what we can do is to grab that umbrella, buckle our seatbelt and get ready for a wet and bumpy ride ahead. Here are some tips for you to weather the storms.
Bill Reichert
by Bill Reichert at Garage Technology Ventures
Sometimes there is nothing more powerful than the passion and vision of an entrepreneur. But sometimes passion and vision are just not enough. It helps to understand the criteria that venture capital firms use to decide which companies to fund.
Naomi Kokubo
by Naomi Kokubo, Editor of Founders Space
It’s probably best to understand the difference between LLC, S Corporation and C Corporation first before we can sort out the tax implications between LLC and Corporation.
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