| Topic: | Canonizer Exit Strategy |
| Camp: | Agreement |
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Paul Graham, on his "How to Fund a Startup" page says:
"Younger would-be founders are often surprised that investors expect them either to sell the company or go public. The reason is that investors need to get their capital back. They'll only consider companies that have an exit strategy—meaning companies that could get bought or go public."
So, should the goal of Canonizer LLC be to get bought (if so, when), go public, or something else entirely?
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Total Support for This Camp (including sub-camps): 9
Topic Name: Canonizer Exit Strategy
Name Space: /organizations/canonizer/
Camp Name: Agreement
Title: Should those that have contributed to the Canonizer sell out?
Key Words: canonizer, exit, strategy
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