November Update: Co-founder conflicts, opportunities for minority entrepreneurs & more
Welcome to More From Fourscore
What new resources do we have for you this month? Take a look at our quick video from Sean Valle, Fourscore Business Attorney.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgqVNEAt-bU
Fourscore Clients Create Opportunity for Minority Entrepreneurs
Our clients H.U.B.B. Kitchens and Raleigh Founded are launching the Raleigh Main Street Program – a shared test kitchen and support for minority owners of food. and beverage startups. Learn more.
Entre Featured Speaker: Sean Valle
Fourscore attorney Sean Valle joined the startup founder network Entre to discuss best practices when preparing for a company's initial preferred stock financing round, including tips for due diligence, clean up, a typical deal timeline, and negotiating with investors. Watch it here.
Fourscore Services
If you need something but aren't sure we provide it, check out our new Services page. There, you'll see that currently we offer standard legal services, a board meeting subscription service, preferred stock financing services, and post-financing growth services.
Common Co-founder Conflicts
Launching a business with someone else could be compared to a marriage: it can be very rewarding, but also takes a lot of hard work and compromise. In our latest blog post, Fourscore Attorney Pete Singh dives into common co-founder conflicts and how to navigate them.
Client Tell: Aurum Capital Ventures
JohnPaul Baric, founder and CEO of client Aurum Capital Ventures, was still in high school when he realized that cryptocurrency was here to stay, so he decided to do something about it. Now, the success of his crypto investment company speaks for itself.
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