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Given you have vested shares, would you like an upside to the company? If not, the advice already given about legal advice seems appropriate. Not mutually exc
by zhte415 12y ago
Given you have vested shares, would you like an upside to the company?
If not, the advice already given about legal advice seems appropriate.
Not mutually exclusive to legal advice, but if interested in on-going success, just update your social media profiles that a potential customer / investor is likely to review on due diligence with something like 'founding member of___', no longer involved with operations / strategy of ___ but support their mission [state mission URL here] (assuming you still support the same broad mission statement)'
- dominickt 12y agoYes i want the company to succeed, but not on my back: for example the deck states me as founder plus my experience making VC believe that the product is "secure". The product offering is based on customers trust and encryption techniques, kind of IT security app. I think i worked hard enough to get the vested shares 2 years ago, but by now i have hardly any impact on the product or the management; only attending yearly board meetings. I have other companies invested/founded which would be affected if my reputation is damaged by THE company misusing my name.