(Harvest) Almost all good companies go through many rounds of funding to pursue innovation and growth as well as accommodate demand from investors that want in on a great deal. I recently spoke on a panel where the topic came up about getting “thrown under the bus” where new investors try to take the entire new round and prevent existing investors from investing additional capital. With many new investors active in the market that have never founded a startup, raised angel and VC funding for their own companies or worked their way up the VC ladder from Associate to General Partner, I wanted to share “old school” etiquette on this matter and give everyone a baseline of what I think is best for all parties.
Playbook for Treating Existing Investors with Allocations for Future Funding
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