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Founders
The agreements, decisions and disputes specific to the people who started the company, including the ones nobody wants to discuss on day one.
Paid FeatureGeorgia Austin, Founder of Wordbrew, Is Building the Content Engine Behind Authority-Led B2B Brands
The London-trained copywriter who scaled a freelance practice into a multi-company portfolio is betting that AI will make human expertise more valuable, not less.
SponsoredMonique Lester on the Business Lessons Hidden Inside a Modeling Career
Monique Lester spent years learning presentation, teamwork and resilience on set. Now the Australian model is applying those lessons to her lingerie brand.
What Preferred Stockholders Actually Get When They Fund Your Startup
Venture investors take preferred shares that come with liquidation priority, dividend rights and conversion powers. Founders should understand what they're negotiating away.
What Founders Should Understand About Vesting Schedules and Acceleration Clauses
Founder equity vests over four years with specific mechanics. Acceleration clauses can materially change outcomes when companies are acquired or founders depart.
How founders use share class structures to maintain voting control
Multi-class shares, vesting schedules, board seats and protective provisions work together to let founders retain influence even as investment dilutes their ownership.
Paid FeatureScaling with Soul: Natalie Magee Is Disrupting the Personal Branding Playbook
The founder of WOMAN OF Network™ is building a community for faith-led women who want to grow their influence and income without giving up their identity.
How To Structure A Co-Founder Agreement
The conversation is uncomfortable now and considerably worse in eighteen months.
When A Founder Should Hire Someone Else To Run The Company
The question is not competence. It is whether the job the company now has is the job you want.
What Actually Happens When Founders Disagree
Deadlock is a structural condition, not an emotional one. It has structural solutions.