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18 Cards in this Set

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NDA
non-disclosure agreement, protects IP, firms rarely sign them
Proprietary Rights Agreement
used when hiring, get legal advice
Parts of an Elevator Pitch
the grab, the problem, the solution, the value, the IP, competititive advantage, summary slide
Pre-money valuation
- what your company is worth before someone invests
post-money valuation
what your company is worth after someone invests
warrants (kickers)
right to buy x number of shares at a fixed price for a certain amount of time, incentive for early investors
"accredited" investor
net worth of $1 M (includes assets) or income of $200,000 per year for 2 years
"qualified' investor
net worth of $5m
Dilution
what happens when more shares are offered
control
who has the right to make decisions, if outside investors own more than 50%
liquidation event
converts e-liquid share assets into liquid value, like an IPO or when a company gets sold
seed fund
money put together by a group or govnt/universities for start money
sole proprietorship
owned and run by one person, no dinstrinction between person and business
general proprietorship
one or more people operate but its not a business entity formally
LLP
some or all partners have limited liability, one partner not liable for parnters misconduct or negligence
C corporation
most major companies, separate from owners or managers, pay income tax
S corporation
do not pay income taxes, has to be domestic, no aliens, onely one class common stock
articles of incorporation
describes business,, fied with state where its formed, names a board of directors, adopts bylaws, elects corporate officers, issues stock