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Upon securing series A funding, most startups/scale-ups find themselves obligated to establish a non-executive board, as outlined in the terms…
Nina Kotterik8 May 2024
For many founders, a supervisory board is forced upon them when substantial funding is committed. Consequently, they see their board…
Nina Kotterik1 February 2024