Founder Agreement

A founder agreement is a legal document that establishes the rights, responsibilities, and equity distribution among co-founders of a startup. It covers critical terms such as ownership percentages, vesting schedules, decision-making authority, and procedures for handling founder departures or disputes. Organizations use founder agreements to prevent misunderstandings, protect individual interests, and create a clear operational framework during the critical early stages of company formation.

Founder Agreement sits under Startup Founding and Operations in the Entrepreneurship & Venture domain of the Luminid skills catalogue.

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