Blurbiz CEO Held 2% More Equity Than Co-Founders To Break Deadlocks
Tamar Dal Pota · EP 381: Make Beautiful Snaps With BlurBiz, $60k MRR · Aug 9, 2016 · at 13:13
Tamar Dal Pota, co-founder of video creation startup Blurbiz, explains how founder equity was split between the founding team.
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“So we actually like, so this, my CEO has like two percent more than I do. And then, and whatever happens is always been the case. We, I started my whole business together. Just because it comes to decision making and then everybody else gets the rest.”
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