Fred Wilson has a post up urging entrepreneurs to record their dilution at exit in a survey being done by Simeon Simeonov. Please can I urge anyone reading this who has experience of exiting to take part. My experience of exits would suggest that Fred's experience is typical when he suggests that: "it will generally take three to four rounds of equity capital to finance the business and 20-25% of the company to recruit and retain a management team. That will typically leave the founder/founder team with 10-20% of the business when it's all said and done."
Saturday, 21 February 2009
Founder Dilution - How Much Is "Normal"?
Posted by Ed French at 16:14
Labels: dilution, exit, fundraising, venturecapital
Founder Dilution - How Much Is "Normal"?
2009-02-21T16:14:00Z
Ed French
dilution|exit|fundraising|venturecapital|
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