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If received investment to get 20% with $10M Pre, how much does each person own ($ and %)? correct answers to own 20% then the current ownership is 80% of new total value. Therefore, divide 10M by 0.8 to get new total = 12.5M post Investor gets 20% of 12.5M = 2.5M Owner keeps 80% of 12.5M = 10M ...

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If received investment to get 20% with $10M Pre, how much does each person own ($ and %)?
correct answers to own 20% then the current ownership is 80% of new total value. Therefore,
divide 10M by 0.8 to get new total = 12.5M post
Investor gets 20% of 12.5M = 2.5M
Owner keeps 80% of 12.5M = 10M

Pro RATA rights correct answers Allows previous investors to invest more money in the future
to avoid dilution.
Good for entrepreneur if they like the investor (can get more money from them). Bad for
entrepreneur if they don't like the investor (they want new investors).

VC Funds (limited partners, general partners, portfolio companies) correct answers Limited -
pooled investment, 10 years, large portion of funds invested, high ROI expected

General - manage fund, smaller portion of funds invested, charge management fee, lower ROI
expected

Portfolio - return based on ownership

Term sheet correct answers short summary of investment terms (10-12ish pages). DOES NOT
include all terms (separate longer doc for this)

Not legally binding except confidentiality and no shop (looking for better deal from other
investor) clauses once signed by entrepreneur

Fundraising process correct answers Fundraising/pitching: lots of meetings 3 months - years

Verbal negotiations on valuation: good indicator of funding, depressing

Term sheet and negotiations: short summary of what sides get and protections in place

Due diligence: time consuming, 1-3 months deep dive into company

Full financing docs: long legal docs (entrepreneur pays legal fees). money hopefully in bank

Investor worries during long process correct answers only if other people are interested,
otherwise they don't care how long it takes

Term sheet contains correct answers Financial: Pre, investment, option pool, liquidation, etc

Control: size of and who appoints board, voting % needed to approve, investor rights

Other: re-vesting for founders, information rights, GET A GOOD LAWYER

, Term sheet does NOT contain correct answers Motivations and incentives
Do we want to work together
behavior
law
much legally binding (people might not follow it)

Types of term sheets correct answers Convertible debt: repayment terms, can be converted to
equity

SAFE agreement: more common, will convert to equity but get extra benefits

Convertible preferred equity: more expensive legal fees

Convertible debt termsheet correct answers Debt, amount converts when $$XX raised at YY%
discount, with ZZ% dividend, repay on AA date.

Fast, simple and cheap (1M or less raised)

Doesn't give control or corner cases

SAFE termsheet correct answers founder-friendly: amount, converts when $XX equity raised, at
maximum cap.

Benefit to entrepreneur -> no debt.

Benefit to investor -> maximum cap means they can get very discounted equity

Gives preferred stock

Board of Directors (BOD) correct answers legally required for all companies.

Often includes lead investors.

BOD is CEO's boss

They make decisions for company, employee compensation, stock issuance, guidance,

Responsible for ALL stockholders but have personal interests

BOD Responsibilities correct answers Duty of care: informed decisions

Duty of loyalty: act in best interests of company and stockholders, not self-interest. Conflicts of
interest disclosed

BOD can be sued if duties broken

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