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However, based on my experience, VCs do prefer startup with at least two co-founders in case one is, unlikely but possible, deceased.
by chenster 10y ago
However, based on my experience, VCs do prefer startup with at least two co-founders in case one is, unlikely but possible, deceased.
- api 10y agoI've heard of startups, even those with more than one founder, taking out key person insurance for the company to mitigate this. It's basically a life and disability insurance policy on the founder(s).