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How to Construct an Equitable Cap Table | TechCrunch Disrupt 2023

Venture investors are no longer all located on the same road at the same time in the same city in the same state of the same country. They are all over the world, and are increasingly — if slowly — diverse across a host of metrics. How can founders construct an investor pool that reflects…

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Venture investors are no longer all located on the same road at the same time in the same city in the same state of the same country. They are all over the world, and are increasingly — if slowly — diverse across a host of metrics. How can founders construct an investor pool that reflects their values? In this discussion we’ll dig into the brass tacks of building a truly equitable cap table.#TCDisrupt2023 #Technology #Startups

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