Founder Class - Startup Foundations for Venture Capital Investments
If you’re ready to start your own business, the first step is to get your legal foundation in order. You will need to choose the right legal structure for your business, register your business with the state, and obtain the necessary licenses and permits. Equally important is making sure the right people have the right amount of control over your business. If “sweat equity” is involved, you’ll need agreements for that, too. Doing all of this can be daunting, but it’s essential to protecting yourself and your business down the road.
If you’re like most people, the thought of dealing with legal paperwork makes your eyes glaze over. But when you’re starting a business, legal foundation is crucial!
That's where we come in.
We offer a suite of legal templates and resources that make it easy to establish a strong legal foundation for your business. With our help, you can focus on what you’re good at – whether that is sales, growth, product development or finding investor.
We know that your time is precious, so we’ve made our templates quick and easy to use. We also provide detailed instructions and resources to help you every step of the way. And our support team is always available to answer any questions you may have.
Founder Class Level 1: Solopreneurs
A solopreneur is one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise without the help of a partner.
Are you just starting your business and want to incorporate, or have you been operating as a sole proprietor and want to move the business into a corporation?
This class have all the legal you need to establish your business foundations, protect your business interests and the legal know-how to keep it running.
Founder Class Level 2: Founder Agreements and Sweat Equity
Are you starting a business with your business partners? This class has everything from the solopreneur class, but helps you “split the pie” and document it too. When there is more than one person involved, making sure the right agreements are in place prevent disputes among partners down the road. It also helps the business to attract investment, by showing a degree of business savy – professionally drafted legal documents really show that you know what you’re doing!
Great for start ups that want to attract investors or geared for rapid growth!