cofounding
Starting something together
Cofounding is participating in the establishment of something alongside others.
The term appears almost exclusively in startup and business contexts: She's cofounding a tech company with her college roommate.
A cofounder shares both the credit and the risk of launching a new venture.
Creating and managing ventures
- incubatorControlled warming enclosure
- acceleratorSpeed control mechanism
- bootstrappingSelf-starting without external input
- pitchFrequency of sound
equity · seed · scalability · crowdfunding · MVP · pivot · IPO · disruptive
Commercial undertaking or initiative
- undertakingTask one commits to
- endeavorPurposeful sustained attempt
- initiativeSelf-directed action capacity
- projectPlanned, effortful task
incorporation · investment · capitalization · risk · joint venture · business · company · organization
Joint intellectual work
- teamworkJoint effort toward shared aim
- synergyCombined effect exceeding components
- allianceFormal union of parties
- duoTwo working together
fellowship · association · cooperation · trust · complementary · shared vision · decision-making · roles
entrepreneurship
Creating and managing ventures
- incubatorControlled warming enclosure
- acceleratorSpeed control mechanism
- bootstrappingSelf-starting without external input
pitch · equity · seed · scalability · crowdfunding · MVP · pivot · IPO · disruptive · monetization
enterprise
Commercial undertaking or initiative
- undertakingTask one commits to
- endeavorPurposeful sustained attempt
- initiativeSelf-directed action capacity
project · incorporation · investment · capitalization · risk · joint venture · business · company · organization · establishment
collaboration
Joint intellectual work
- teamworkJoint effort toward shared aim
- synergyCombined effect exceeding components
- allianceFormal union of parties
duo · fellowship · association · cooperation · trust · complementary · shared vision · decision-making · roles · responsibilities
cofoundingdissolving
Passing into solution
shutting down · closing · liquidating · disbanding · terminating
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