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The exit is when you sell control: what changed in v1.1.0
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This is also leverage in the negotiation. If investors know that asking for too much control means losing the founder, they price that in. Sometimes they will still ask for it, and that may be the right outcome for both sides: the company has matured, it no longer needs that ball of energy, it needs someone to execute, and a new CEO and a new CTO take it from there. That might be the bestright caseoutcome for everybody, as long as it was agreed in advance and not fought over at the end.
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