This series addresses a hypothetical, startup biotech company called Biotech that was founded by Joe Smith in Princeton, New Jersey. The previous articles discussed Joe’s early days in creating a startup, the law surrounding private placements of securities and documenting the offering. It also covered the research and development stage, protection of intellectual property and Series A financing. This article will focus on equity share plans.
Continuing Operations: Employee Incentives
Biotech secured early financing, designed and created a prototype product, and created value for the company in the form of intellectual property. It then secured Series A funding to build production operations, ramp up its business development plan, and launched the Bio Tech product to the marketplace. The company is operational, making sales and adhering to the business plan as they branch out and increase company value.
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