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ARTICLE · 23 MARCH 2017

Boost Your Start-Up With An Advisory Board - Points To Consider

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Most start-ups are founded by first-time founders directly after graduation, with the founding team consisting, also in most cases, of not more than two members.

AustriaCorporate/Commercial Law

1 Introduction

Most start-ups are founded by first-time founders directly after graduation, with the founding team consisting, also in most cases, of not more than two members. Such founders are naturally not equipped for all of their business challenges. Founders thus often make mistakes, especially at the very beginning of their activities, e.g. in relation to developing and distributing their products, when and how to raise capital and developing or moving into new markets.

Having an advisory board with qualified and trusted members can help the start­-up to transform its potential into successes and to create the foundation for sustainable development. In addition, external know-how and trusted advisors strengthen the confidence of potential investors and other business partners into the start-up. Lastly, the establishment of an advisory board does not necessarily lead to changes in the ownership control of the start-up.

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