Finance Issued Shares Naming 
Startup Professionals Musings
NOVEMBER 28, 2012
It also forces you to pick a name for your company and put other intellectual property stakes in the ground. Company and product naming may also seem simple, but should be a key early effort, because mistakes can be very costly. Pundits in Latino countries quickly pointed out that the name, ‘no va’ means ‘does not go’ in Spanish.
Startup Professionals Musings
JANUARY 7, 2014
It also forces you to pick a name for your company and put other intellectual property stakes in the ground. Company and product naming may also seem simple, but should be a key early effort, because mistakes can be very costly. Pundits in Latino countries quickly pointed out that the name, ‘no va’ means ‘does not go’ in Spanish.
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Gust
DECEMBER 29, 2013
It also forces you to pick a name for your company and put other intellectual property stakes in the ground. Company and product naming may also seem simple, but should be a key early effort, because mistakes can be very costly. Pundits in Latino countries quickly pointed out that the name, ‘no va’ means ‘does not go’ in Spanish.
Scott Edward Walker
JUNE 9, 2011
As many of you know, VC investors are typically issued shares of preferred stock, not common stock. Indeed, preferred stock, as the name suggests, is preferable to (and more valuable than) common stock because it grants certain key rights to the holders, one of which is a conversion right.
www.mattbartus.com
DECEMBER 9, 2012
Prior to the VC’s exercise of the warrants, the founders will actually own 67% of the issued shares because the warrant shares are not outstanding until the warrants are exercised. I just worked on a financing for a company that received a term sheet from a group of VCs at a $7 million pre-money valuation.
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