Founder control often allows for a more direct execution of the company's original vision, as the founders have a deep understanding of the company's mission and values. They are often more willing to take risks and innovate. However, this can sometimes lead to a lack of objectivity and potential mismanagement. On the other hand, investor control can bring in experienced management and more resources. They can provide a more objective perspective and may be better at making tough decisions. However, they may not fully understand the company's mission and values, and may prioritize short-term profits over long-term growth.
Ever wondered why some companies stay under the control of their founders, while others shift into t...
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