(and have as many co-founders as you want)

Congrats! You just started a new venture! You and you co-founders are just like a couple in love - everything is pink, you all are committing to your relation and invest a lot of time and money in it. But when the honeymoon is over, the first signs of problems start to appear - little quarrels on who has to do that certain task, about who's working more, and so on.

Co-founding a startup without the proper agreement of how you'll split the pie is usually ending as a bitter experience. It can result in a premature death for your startup and even in loss of trust and ruining friendships. That’s something you want to avoid when starting a business, right?

Let’s find out how you can avoid these problems through a system that can evolve and be flexible enough to take in consideration future events and facts that were not so obvious when you started. We're waiting you to our first meetup of this year, where @Andrei Firoiu will be talking us through the concepts behind this system.

The night is ending with networking and beers, of course.

See you there! ;)