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As a startup founder, you may have heard of the IRS 83(b) Election. Learn about how it can help you save money, and how to file the form.

Actionable content for biotech and biopharma startup founders, covering company formation, legal and finance fundamentals, lab operations, team building, and common founder missteps in the early stages of launching and scaling.

As a startup founder, you may have heard of the IRS 83(b) Election. Learn about how it can help you save money, and how to file the form.

Learn about the differences between an accelerator and incubator and review what a good program should look like for a biotech startup.

Explore the role of angel investors in early-stage company funding. Learn how they can support your business growth as valuable partners in this article.

Looking to bring your biotech startup to market? Discover some of the top accelerator programs, handpicked by industry experts.

Biotech Incubators provide space tailored for biotechs, including fully-equipped lab and office space. Learn more about 17 US-based organizations.

Explore the various funding options for biotech startups in this comprehensive article. Learn about the most common types and make informed decisions.

What are blanket liens and how do they affect small businesses and startups? Learn how to navigate and mitigate these challenges in our post.

Explore the key responsibilities of Business Development professionals in Life Sciences and the value they bring to the industry.

Some angel investors, venture capitalists, and venture capital firms prefer to invest in C-corporations. Why is that? Learn why in this blog post.

Is VC essential in biotech? Understand the pros, cons, and real-world alternatives to venture funding.

See how clinical-stage biotechs manage lab costs—balancing equipment, space, and financing to control burn and fund trials.

To fund business operations, companies often rely on a mixture of debt and equity financing. Learn more about financial structures, debt, and equity.

Most people believe that a co-founder is necessary. Are startup co-founders truly helpful, or can it be more ideal to start a business on your own?

Series A biotechs use equipment leasing to scale labs faster, cut upfront costs, and keep capital focused on R&D milestones.

Explore equipment leasing strategies biotech startups use to preserve cash flow, scale labs, and hit milestones without heavy upfront costs.

Crowdfunding and equity crowdfunding are somewhat different. And equity crowdfunding is proving to be a useful option in certain industries.

Defining your capitalization on a fully-diluted basis establishes the price per share of your startup during that specific funding period. Learn more here.

Learn about the federal grants and public funding available to small businesses and startups in the life sciences, including the SBIR and STTR programs.

Learn how VCs make funding decisions and strengthen your pitch to attract investment with insights from this in-depth post.

Biotech down rounds are tough—see how to protect equity, restructure smartly, and position your startup for a stronger next raise.

How do biotech startups hit $1B+ valuations? A look at the patterns, signals, and strategies behind past unicorn breakthroughs.

From patents to trade secrets, learn how life sciences investors evaluate IP to gauge risk, market fit, and funding readiness.

Discover the ins and outs of patent licensing. Learn what it is, how it works, and the steps to patent licensing in this informative post.

If you’ve recently founded a startup with co-founders, splitting your company’s equity is one the first major decisions you’ll make as a founding team.