🎥 Watch Part 2, the Charter: [ Ссылка ]
🎥 Watch Part 3, the Stock Purchase Agreement & Investor Rights Agreement: [ Ссылка ]
🎥 Watch Part 4, the Board of Directors: [ Ссылка ]
Startup funding explained: If you're raising a priced round of funding (like a Series A), you'll have to evaluate an investor term sheet. But how does a term sheet work? And what does all this complex legal language really mean?
We asked a real startup attorney - Mike LaPlante from Perkins Coie - to explain the basics of a Series A term sheet. In Part 1, Mike breaks down the first section of a Series A term sheet, the Offering Terms. In the next lesson he'll dive even deeper, and break down the next part of the Series A term sheet, the Charter. After that, he'll discuss the main investor agreements that you'll typically see in a Series A term sheet, as well as one of the most important elements of everyterm sheet, the Board Structure when you create your board of directors.
✅ See the pitch deck Carta used to raise our Series A: [ Ссылка ]
✅ How to raise a funding round: [ Ссылка ]
✅ Watch & learn: How do SAFEs and convertible notes work? [ Ссылка ]
✅ Watch & learn: What's a valuation cap? [ Ссылка ]
✅ Automate your cap table with Carta: [ Ссылка ]
NO FEAR EQUITY is a presentation of Carta, the #1 equity management platform for startups and equity-funded companies. We have plenty of free resources to help startup founders plan their fundraise, manage their cap table, and prepare to issue equity to investors and employees. Check out some of our resources here:
🔷 Carta's Series A pitch deck: [ Ссылка ]
🔷 Carta's Series D pitch deck: [ Ссылка ]
🔷 Our free cap table template: [ Ссылка ]
🔷 Our free board deck template: [ Ссылка ]
🔷 What to look for in a 409A report: [ Ссылка ]
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