It is difficult for many African start-ups to scale.
Some founders have ZERO cash to fund their ideas (especially at pre-seed and seed stages 🤷🏽♂️), yet they struggle to part with a portion of their equity.
They’ll rather be CEO 🤣 and 100% owner of their micro-small hustle.
Some founders have ZERO cash to fund their ideas (especially at pre-seed and seed stages 🤷🏽♂️), yet they struggle to part with a portion of their equity.
They’ll rather be CEO 🤣 and 100% owner of their micro-small hustle.
Most of their fears could even be solved with a well crafted exit clause (if they talk to the right lawyers) in the shareholders agreement.
The founder can opt to buy out the investors at later stages under clearly defined parameters.
The founder can opt to buy out the investors at later stages under clearly defined parameters.
Guess what? Most investors actually want to exit your company too....at the right time and price.
