Explore " safes" with insightful episodes like ""It's Heavy For One Arm"", "The poet among India’s business tycoons", "The Basics to Startup Legal With Venturous Counsel", "S-6 E-13 Important Documents... Or Are They" and "TBC: Side Letter Warning (TBC37)" from podcasts like ""The Cavalry", "The Sketch", "Startup Savant", "Adulting Decrypted" and "Funded - How They Raised Millions"" and more!
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This week we are joined by Aravinda Seshadri founder of Venturous Counsel, a startup law firm specializing in helping diverse-led startups and their allies navigate the legal complexities of entrepreneurship. The pair chat about the insights and advice on the basics of startup legal, covering topics such as equity distribution, founder shares, funding options, building strategic partnerships, and much more. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned startup founder, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you navigate the legal landscape and set your startup up for success.
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In this episode we talk about were the safe in the house, what items to keep. What items might now be lost. How to find them and were to store them. This should help you think of items you need to take with you or keep safe for your children.
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Side letters are not only more complicated than they seem but dangerous to your fundraise if not properly managed.
Side letters, often accompanying standard agreements like safes, may seem harmless at first but can include onerous clauses like pro-rata rights.
In this episode Jason emphasizes the importance of early negotiation and proactive communication to safeguard founder interests.
Tune in to protect yourself from this common challenge in the fundraising world.
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Ethan Song loved to ski, hike, and play Spikeball. He loved his 10 cousins and would play card games with them for hours. Ethan assisted his mom in finding homes for almost 100 abandoned puppies. He loved Lacrosse and even made the All-Star team one season. Ethan Song died in the home of a neighbor whose father had not secured his guns. Contrary to many public reports, handguns were often not secured or locked up in this home. A rifle was frequently stored in the front hall closet. According to police reports, kids pulled the trigger of the rifle on at least one occasion. Young people were able to access weapons for months, even when a parent was in the home. On at least one occasion, Ethan was secretly taught to shoot by the parent. The Song family honors his life through actions that help keep kids safe. Ethan's Law will help ensure that dangerous arms are safely secured out of the reach of children and dangerous people. Ethan's dad, Mike joins Tudor to tell his story. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com
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Ethan Song loved to ski, hike, and play Spikeball. He loved his 10 cousins and would play card games with them for hours. Ethan assisted his mom in finding homes for almost 100 abandoned puppies. He loved Lacrosse and even made the All-Star team one season. Ethan Song died in the home of a neighbor whose father had not secured his guns. Contrary to many public reports, handguns were often not secured or locked up in this home. A rifle was frequently stored in the front hall closet. According to police reports, kids pulled the trigger of the rifle on at least one occasion. Young people were able to access weapons for months, even when a parent was in the home. On at least one occasion, Ethan was secretly taught to shoot by the parent. The Song family honors his life through actions that help keep kids safe. Ethan's Law will help ensure that dangerous arms are safely secured out of the reach of children and dangerous people. Ethan's dad, Mike joins Tudor to tell his story. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com
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Founders are often intimidated by some of the more complex fundraising concepts.
One of these is the concept of post-money cap SAFE.
Post-money cap SAFEs can get tricky for some founders, especially for first-timers.
In this episode, Jason dives a little deep into the dynamics of this concept, along with SAFEs in general, valuations, and how it all relates to the post-money cap SAFE.
Get your pens and prepare for this episode as we talk about specific examples and scenarios, concepts involved, and steps to take so you can better navigate your fundraising journey.
Oh, and this is only part 1. Make sure to tune in next week for the 2nd part on this topic!
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William Lynk interviews Board Member Tyler Thomas, Board Member Adrian Holley and IAAL Steering Committee Member and ACE Instructor Rafael Marte on what it takes to be an owner, manager and technician as members of the younger generation of locksmiths.
Locksmith Talk with ALOA episode guests are ALOA President, Bill Mandelbaum and ALOA Executive Director Mary May. William speaks with Bill and Mary about the recent changes to ALOA, where the organization is now and the plans for the future.
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