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Where there are three, there usually becomes two and one. You're being invited to be the one and with both the two having their own bond, their equity will spe
by keikobadthebad 2y ago
Where there are three, there usually becomes two and one. You're being invited to be the one and with both the two having their own bond, their equity will speak together.
- lamportclock2 2y agoGood point I had not considered. I also feel that mixing family with business is risky? I’ve seen it work once.
- xprn 2y agoNot a startup founder nor do I really have much knowledge in dealing with equity, but assuming that 51% of the equity remains with OP, couldn’t they give the spouse “equity without executive power”? I know I’ve heard of that concept somewhere but can’t remember exactly where from.
- codegeek 2y agoFunny but true story. A guy and his wife tried to make me a tech. co-founder once (idea stage) and he was persistent that offering 33% to each is equal share :). Happy that I dodged that bullet.