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KICK OFF SF Tech Week by building the legal & structural foundation investors expect.
Most founders enter investor conversations assuming their company is structurally sound. Often, the first time they discover otherwise is during legal diligence.
This session explores what investors & their counsel actually review before capital is deployed, where structural issues most commonly surface, & how founders can make informed decisions around ownership, equity, & governance from the outset.
The event is intended to be hosted in person in San Francisco, with a virtual attendance option available for founders, investors, & operators joining from outside the Bay Area.
Hosted by Ad Hoc Founders Counsel (Bagchi Law PC), advising founders on company formation, ownership structure, fundraising, governance, data & privacy, & corporate growth.
Learn more at www.founderscounsel.law.
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek, a week of events hosted by the top founders, funds, & companies to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
DISCLAIMER: This presentation is provided for informational purposes only & does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship.
WHAT WE'LL COVER:
1. What investors actually verify during legal diligence
Where cap tables, corporate records, & legal documentation commonly diverge, & why it matters.
2. How equity, governance, & decision-making authority evolve as companies grow & raise capital.
3. The structural issues that most often delay financings or create problems later.
4. Practical steps founders can take before beginning a fundraising process.
WHO THIS IS FOR:
a. Founders preparing to raise venture capital or actively in investor conversations
b. Startup teams making decisions around equity, ownership, & governance
c. Angel investors, venture capital investors, & operators evaluating early-stage companies
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