There may be advantages to a more independent board. But investors can no longer claim you should do it because it's the norm.
An investor who tells you it's normal for founders to give up board control is either lying or mistaken.
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Now an investor who wants you to give up board control is asking for something unusual, and you should ask why.
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@paulg doesn't depend on the board mix tough?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I'm curious, were these tweets inspired by some investor behaviour you've seen recently?
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it may be "normal" but so is failure for a start-up
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cc Pied Piper
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have you /
@ycombinator published guidance on how to structure & retain control over multiple funding rounds?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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so true, great investors help founders, they don't replace them
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