gilbug

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   by gilbug 4y ago

   (raises hand) When I was at Forge we developed a stock transfer agreement that worked with most any company's setup. I was hoping to post it online and promote it as a universal standard to make everything more efficient, but we had ot
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   by gilbug 10y ago

   As the company's in-house lawyer, I see that people who have a lot of stock have generally hired a wealth manager, financial advisor, or personal lawyer who advises them on transactions, or learn through colleagues who have done so. So
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   by gilbug 10y ago

   Hi, company lawyer here. Sorry if that sounded dismissive. You're completely right that there's a right of first refusal built somewhere into most stock issuances to team members. They vary in who holds the right, the range of tra
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   by gilbug 10y ago

   CLO-dude here. Hmm. We are still fine-tuning the option plan so for now as a technical matter, no. When we do flip that switch, I expect that we will offer our optionees, like other team members, early investors, advisors, and other shareho