Founders can protect their interests when seeking investors by retaining a significant portion of equity, setting up protective provisions in the company's bylaws, and ensuring they have a strong board presence. They can also negotiate for founder-friendly terms in their investment agreements, such as anti-dilution provisions and the right to appoint key executives. It's also important for founders to choose investors who align with their vision and values, as this can help to prevent conflicts down the line.
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