Sentence examples for founders to know from inspiring English sources

Comparing between pre-ordering (reward) and profit sharing (equity) crowdfunding, Belleflamme et al. (2014) derived that profit sharing is optimal for entrepreneurs with large capital requirements; along with early capital raising, pre-ordering scheme helps founders to know the market potential of their products.

YC's latest change, in short, will make it easier for founders to know exactly how much of their company they are selling off and will make capitalization table math, which can be extremely grueling for founders, a whole lot easier.

"So it certainly breaks my heart to see so many newspapers failing and foundering, to know that in so many places the daily newspaper isn't the community tent pole it once was.

At this point, it's important for a founder to know that their role changes fundamentally.

A human resources specialist says there are three things start-up founders need to know about human resources.

The other founders wanted to know if this was a problem.

But how do founders get to know corporate development professionals, especially if they're not well connected?

In the video below, angel investor and Hunch co-founder Chris Dixon and I discuss what every founder needs to know before they give away any part of their company.

"Well, won't that make vacations awkward?", interviewer Mike Arrington, TechCrunch founder, wanted to know.

When I put it to Tan that many founders will want to know how he's been so successful in Southeast Asia, he points to his faith in God and his company's mission to make a difference.

I eventually got invited to the Honey Badger Brigade podcast by Alison Tieman, one of the group's founders, and came to know a lot of feMRAs.