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In Slicing Pie, I refer to the "awkward conversation" that founder's have about equity splits. The equity split negotiation is often the first major "deal" that founder's do. I call them Alligator Pit negotiations. Perfect equity splits for startupsYou and a partner go in “50/50” on a new business. You do all the work, he owns half the company. Now what? Traditional equity splits are never fair.

Mike and John start a business. They decided to split everything "50/50". Mike sits on his butt while John does all the work. John needs to hire someone to help because Mike is worthless, but Mike owns 50% of his business- now what?

It is quite common for founders who originated the idea to fret over their ability to “get a little extra” for coming up with the idea for the business. I'm always interested in learning more about start-up equity nightmares so I can try to apply the Grunt Fund concepts to see how they might have been avoided. If you have a story of your start-up struggled or is struggling over how equity… Although I don’t think it happens very often (at least in my experience), sometimes people who invest their money in a startup get cold feet and want their money back. Conversely, founders may accept investments that they later decide they… In my experience, once someone understands how Slicing Pie works it will be obvious why it works and implementing it will seem much more straightforward. If your lawyer doesn’t want you to use Slicing Pie and isn’t willing to learn about… Once in a while I’ll get an email or read a review from someone who is skeptical about tracking hours because they are concerned that time alone isn't a good measure of contribution.

The Slicing Pie Handbook teaches, guides and inspires entrepreneurs to boldly enter business partnerships knowing that financial gains will be fairly distributed to all participants.

Slicing Pie imposes the same logical consequences on all participants in a startup. Everyone has a choice every day. They can do their work the best they can or not. If not, they lose. I am pleased to announce the release of a major update to the Slicing Pie Pie Slicer online software which will be live on Monday, October 2, 2017.Used by thousands of Grunts, the Pie Slicer software is the easiest way to track and manage a… Good News! Pie Slicer now gives you a better look at your pie. With a visual view of the evolution of your fund, you'll see who made the most of the month. If you only have a month record of contributions, you'll view the Fund Evolution by… In the event of separation, Slicing Pie creates appropriate consequences for the at-fault party to discourage people from making decisions or engaging in behavior that could harm others. The Cork Slicer is designed to handle standard 1 1/4" cork, burl and colored rings. The slicer is designed to cut 1/8" slices out of the rings. If you have split equity in your startup, you’ve probably made one of these horrible mistakes:You split equity at the outset of the venture before work had really begun.You split equity into fixed, usually equal, chunks (50/50, 60/40, 25/25…

The Cork Slicer is designed to handle standard 1 1/4" cork, burl and colored rings. The slicer is designed to cut 1/8" slices out of the rings.

The Slicing Pie Handbook teaches, guides and inspires entrepreneurs to boldly enter business partnerships knowing that financial gains will be fairly distributed to all participants. Slicing Pie overview of dynamic equity splits for Ignite Chicago Jennifer is a former engineer, consultant, and refugee from "BigLaw". She is the founder of J. Rohleder Law, PLLC, which focuses on assisting and coaching energy, environmental, and technology start-ups and small businesses to achieve their… Perfect equity splits for startupsYou and a partner go in “50/50” on a new business. You do all the work, he owns half the company. Now what? Traditional equity splits are never fair. A company policy is a rule of conduct that is designed to serve the interests of both the company and the individual. Policies are shared with employees and help them do their job. Like all smart companies, Slicing Pie companies keep track of what happens.

OwnYourOwnVenture.com is a site that will help you calculate your pie after significant rounds of investment using a fixed model. It is quite common for founders who originated the idea to fret over their ability to “get a little extra” for coming up with the idea for the business. I'm always interested in learning more about start-up equity nightmares so I can try to apply the Grunt Fund concepts to see how they might have been avoided. If you have a story of your start-up struggled or is struggling over how equity… Although I don’t think it happens very often (at least in my experience), sometimes people who invest their money in a startup get cold feet and want their money back. Conversely, founders may accept investments that they later decide they… In my experience, once someone understands how Slicing Pie works it will be obvious why it works and implementing it will seem much more straightforward. If your lawyer doesn’t want you to use Slicing Pie and isn’t willing to learn about…

One of the most common ways people discover Slicing Pie is when they are in the midst of renegotiating a previously executed traditional fixed split and are frantically looking for a better way. The Slicing Pie Handbook teaches, guides and inspires entrepreneurs to boldly enter business partnerships knowing that financial gains will be fairly distributed to all participants. Slicing Pie overview of dynamic equity splits for Ignite Chicago Jennifer is a former engineer, consultant, and refugee from "BigLaw". She is the founder of J. Rohleder Law, PLLC, which focuses on assisting and coaching energy, environmental, and technology start-ups and small businesses to achieve their… Perfect equity splits for startupsYou and a partner go in “50/50” on a new business. You do all the work, he owns half the company. Now what? Traditional equity splits are never fair. A company policy is a rule of conduct that is designed to serve the interests of both the company and the individual. Policies are shared with employees and help them do their job. Like all smart companies, Slicing Pie companies keep track of what happens.

The Cork Slicer is designed to handle standard 1 1/4" cork, burl and colored rings. The slicer is designed to cut 1/8" slices out of the rings.

Like all smart companies, Slicing Pie companies keep track of what happens. Unfortunately, earning pie with hours does provide incentive to work more hours which is something you will want to keep a close eye on. In some cases, you may want to provide extra encouragement for getting something done and extra… Extreme caution should be taken when selling equity for cash to avoid legal, ethical and tax consequences. 5722010174/01.15 DE/UK/FR/ES/PT/IT/NL/DK/NO/SE/FI/PL/CZ/SK/ HU/HR/SI/TR/RO/MD/GR/RU/UA/KZ/Arab In Slicing Pie I recommend providing a sliding scale buyout to freelancers and consultants who provide services to the company. In this scenario the consultant can earn up to 200% of their base rate in pie if you are unable to pay them. Not long ago I was approached by one of my students at Northwestern who was distraught over a situation in her fledgling company that she had started in my entrepreneurship class. She said that her group had decided to split the equity in…