Top Four Things to consider in Shareholders’ Agreement

Below are a few key points that you need to be aware before drafting a Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA), in particular for Start-ups.
This post is a summary of a guest post of Jukka Kallio, CEO of KallioLaw, and posted at The Tough Love Angel blog
  1. do not build wrong incentives
  2. pay attention to working obligations
  3. as well as vesting conditions
  4. and finally, do not mortgage the decision-making process.
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