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I've seen this before in business plans and such... the being paid in preferred shares part is new to me; I've seen it as deferred compensation accumulating as
by joshwa 20y ago
I've seen this before in business plans and such... the being paid in preferred shares part is new to me; I've seen it as deferred compensation accumulating as a liability for the company to be paid in cash at some later date. I suppose being paid in preferred shares makes sense if you are expecting acquisition or a later VC rounds, whereas deferred cash comp. makes sense in a cash-only organic growth situation, and gets factored into your break-even calcs.