Mark by a mile. Only a committed shark will work for the future of an item. If any other shark had been willing it may have been just as successful. Bottom line they have to be willing to give of themselves to help their investment be profitable and successful.
Hey can someone explain to me the difference between 14% equity and 10% equity+ 4% advisory shares. Also what did they mean by it only happens after the note pays out
In the first scenario, a person or entity would receive 14% equity in the company. This means that they would own 14% of the company's total shares, which entitles them to 14% of the profits and also 14% of the voting rights. For example, if a company has issued 1,000 shares and the individual is granted 14% equity, they would own 140 shares. In the second scenario, an individual would receive 10% equity in the company and also 4% of the advisory shares. Advisory shares are typically given to individuals who provide strategic advice and guidance to the company but are not actively involved in its day-to-day operations. These shares may be subject to vesting conditions, which means that the recipient must fulfill certain requirements, such as staying with the company for a certain period of time, before they are fully granted the shares. To understand how this works in practice, let's use an example. Suppose a company has 1,000 shares outstanding, and it decides to give an individual 10% equity and 4% of the advisory shares. This means that the individual would own 100 shares (10% of 1,000 shares) and also be granted 40 advisory shares. The advisory shares may have a vesting period, such as being fully vested after 2 years of service. Once fully vested, the individual would own 140 shares (100 + 40), which is equivalent to 14% equity. In summary, the key difference between these two scenarios is that in the second scenario, the individual is initially granted less equity but has the potential to earn more through the advisory shares. However, the advisory shares may be subject to vesting conditions, and the individual may not have the same voting rights as with the equity shares. It is important to carefully consider the terms of any equity or advisory share agreement before making a decision.
@@warriormanmaxx8991 you don't have to be mean, just move along. Someone dmed me and explained it. I'm a student and I'm into software so this side is kinda hard for me. You don't have to be a dush
I’ll save you all some time.. The title is literally meant to pull you in.. Also , it’s meant to be misconstrued because they know that will get you to comment. Just saying.
Investor: they ask it to verify a lower valuation, so that other investors don’t feel bothered For the entrepreneur: you are more sure of a bit more mentor time
Out of the 3 Sharks who made an offer who do you think would bring the most to Curie?
@@tag.me. - your Barbara joke is NOT funny !! Ehhh?
Mark by a mile. Only a committed shark will work for the future of an item. If any other shark had been willing it may have been just as successful. Bottom line they have to be willing to give of themselves to help their investment be profitable and successful.
Barbara: Because everyone is out I am in 😂
They didn't snatch a Deal from Daymond, as he was already out.
BUT he was strongly considering 😃
Bard had to take a sniff😂
Haven’t watched yet. Can’t wait to find out who gets a deal with this entrepreneur. Luckily there’s no spoilers😁
@N He’s being sarcastic lmao
lol
Barbara: I’m out for that reason I’m in.
Hilarious 😂
4:02 Lori was happy she wasn't getting a deal.
She wouldn't stop yapping so lori, as well as me and I think most people, felt the same way.
Barbara: "Your armpit smells great, for that reason I'm gonna make you an offer"
Wonder what cell service she have that worked in the mountain.. i might needa switch.
Hey can someone explain to me the difference between 14% equity and 10% equity+ 4% advisory shares. Also what did they mean by it only happens after the note pays out
In the first scenario, a person or entity would receive 14% equity in the company. This means that they would own 14% of the company's total shares, which entitles them to 14% of the profits and also 14% of the voting rights. For example, if a company has issued 1,000 shares and the individual is granted 14% equity, they would own 140 shares.
In the second scenario, an individual would receive 10% equity in the company and also 4% of the advisory shares. Advisory shares are typically given to individuals who provide strategic advice and guidance to the company but are not actively involved in its day-to-day operations. These shares may be subject to vesting conditions, which means that the recipient must fulfill certain requirements, such as staying with the company for a certain period of time, before they are fully granted the shares.
To understand how this works in practice, let's use an example. Suppose a company has 1,000 shares outstanding, and it decides to give an individual 10% equity and 4% of the advisory shares. This means that the individual would own 100 shares (10% of 1,000 shares) and also be granted 40 advisory shares. The advisory shares may have a vesting period, such as being fully vested after 2 years of service. Once fully vested, the individual would own 140 shares (100 + 40), which is equivalent to 14% equity.
In summary, the key difference between these two scenarios is that in the second scenario, the individual is initially granted less equity but has the potential to earn more through the advisory shares. However, the advisory shares may be subject to vesting conditions, and the individual may not have the same voting rights as with the equity shares. It is important to carefully consider the terms of any equity or advisory share agreement before making a decision.
@@jewkuzadude you are amazing. Thank you for taking your time to explain to us. If you open a youtube channel i'll be the first to subscribe
@@jewkuza chat gpt ?
@@emna904 yeah 😀
@@jewkuza good job Bro 😅👌
Gotta love Barb that little armpit sniffer 😅
Can someone explain what advisory shares means?
Why advisory shares?
@Grace Rotich - go back to sleep ... no need to know.
@@warriormanmaxx8991 you don't have to be mean, just move along. Someone dmed me and explained it. I'm a student and I'm into software so this side is kinda hard for me. You don't have to be a dush
I’ll save you all some time.. The title is literally meant to pull you in.. Also , it’s meant to be misconstrued because they know that will get you to comment. Just saying.
I dont understand advisory shares
It is a type of stock option given to company advisors in lieu of cash compensation.
Investor: they ask it to verify a lower valuation, so that other investors don’t feel bothered
For the entrepreneur: you are more sure of a bit more mentor time
Speedrunning how fast they can be out
Walmart 11 AM Metairie LA
Do the deal baby❤
title is clickbait.
OUR SHARKS ARE GETTING OLDER :((
That was hard to watch. Hopefully everyone makes some money off of this
Barbara- your over confident this will work so thats why im out
This lady was too greedy in her offer.
This is mad old
What’s that’s smell you got on “Curry” 🤦🏻♂️ seriously