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How to Divide Founder Equity: 4 Criteria to Discuss

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This needn’t be some terribly complex formula that tries to do a cost accounting of everyone’s contribution to the decimal point. For example, when we started LinkedIn at the end of 2002, each member of the founding team essentially had a couple chunks of founders’ common stock. Experience/Seniority/Role.

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Punch & Pie: How Should Co-Founders Divide Equity?

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This needn’t be some terribly complex formula that tries to do a cost accounting of everyone’s contribution to the decimal point. For example, when we started LinkedIn at the end of 2002, each member of the founding team essentially had a couple chunks of founders’ common stock.

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Punch & Pie: How Should Co-Founders Divide Equity?

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This needn’t be some terribly complex formula that tries to do a cost accounting of everyone’s contribution to the decimal point. For example, when we started LinkedIn at the end of 2002, each member of the founding team essentially had a couple chunks of founders’ common stock.

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Got "Founder Fit?" If You Want Venture Capital, You Need It

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Boris is currently based in Vancouver, Canada and has been since 2002, after his own company, JustBooks, was acquired by AbeBooks. Paul Graham, another notable investor and co-founder of seed capital firm, Y Combinator, looks for the equivalent of “passion” before deciding whether or not to invest in a founder.