HOW TO INCLUDE AND REWARD INVESTORS TO AN IDEA
More and more it can be found that platforms, mostly online nowadays, tend to fish for new idea s that some other might have and reward them by putting in contact with potential investors, of their have market value. But this opens up the big problem of sharing the burden of realising the business...
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| description | More and more it can be found that platforms, mostly online nowadays, tend to fish for new idea s that some other might have and reward them by putting in contact with potential investors, of their have market value. But this opens up the big problem of sharing the burden of realising the business, sometimes the heavy task of creating and implementing and nevertheless the final share of profits. These may rise lots of judicial problems starting from the very human component. The objective of the paper is to focus on the small guide regarding what does a partnership between a person having an idea or a know-how and its potential investor might look like. As the author, from personal experience has noticed, most people are more focused in financial matters and/or on their creation rather than the fine print of the contract the investor, as more versed, gives them to sign. Since usually the one with the idea is just a simple person starting out from a garage, it does not have the expertise or the resource to pay a qualified person for assistance. Without having exhausting the subject, which is huge, one may find some stating point or some advantages or disadvantages that may give an idea what king of future partnership it should have with the investor. Also, from the investor perspective, since idea may be good or bad, profitable or not, this small presentation may provide some points to look after. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-ec0022c659fa41ea92d8f8c2b3e431912025-08-20T02:08:35ZengNicolae Titulescu University Publishing HouseChallenges of the Knowledge Society2068-77962019-05-01131386390HOW TO INCLUDE AND REWARD INVESTORS TO AN IDEADan-Alexandru SITARU0Lecturer, PhD, Faculty of Law, „Nicolae Titulescu” University of Bucharest (email: dan.alexandru@sitaru.ro)More and more it can be found that platforms, mostly online nowadays, tend to fish for new idea s that some other might have and reward them by putting in contact with potential investors, of their have market value. But this opens up the big problem of sharing the burden of realising the business, sometimes the heavy task of creating and implementing and nevertheless the final share of profits. These may rise lots of judicial problems starting from the very human component. The objective of the paper is to focus on the small guide regarding what does a partnership between a person having an idea or a know-how and its potential investor might look like. As the author, from personal experience has noticed, most people are more focused in financial matters and/or on their creation rather than the fine print of the contract the investor, as more versed, gives them to sign. Since usually the one with the idea is just a simple person starting out from a garage, it does not have the expertise or the resource to pay a qualified person for assistance. Without having exhausting the subject, which is huge, one may find some stating point or some advantages or disadvantages that may give an idea what king of future partnership it should have with the investor. Also, from the investor perspective, since idea may be good or bad, profitable or not, this small presentation may provide some points to look after.http://cks.univnt.ro/download/cks_2019_articles%252F2_private_law%252FCKS_2019_private_law_027.pdfinvestorinitial partnershareholdercompanyjoint-venture |
| spellingShingle | Dan-Alexandru SITARU HOW TO INCLUDE AND REWARD INVESTORS TO AN IDEA Challenges of the Knowledge Society investor initial partner shareholder company joint-venture |
| title | HOW TO INCLUDE AND REWARD INVESTORS TO AN IDEA |
| title_full | HOW TO INCLUDE AND REWARD INVESTORS TO AN IDEA |
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| title_short | HOW TO INCLUDE AND REWARD INVESTORS TO AN IDEA |
| title_sort | how to include and reward investors to an idea |
| topic | investor initial partner shareholder company joint-venture |
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