Life of startup founders change a lot after raising money. The new investors comes on board and is also involved in many decision making and operations of the company.
The current episode of eLagaan Whiteboard Friday tries to offer a glimpse of how things change and what steps founders should take to ensure smooth running of company, setting up your unique culture and maintaining great investor relations.
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