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Following the positive feedback and requests for more content, we are happy to invite you to a second seminar on legal and IP for startups.
The objective of this Meetup is to present and discuss major issues that entrepreneurs and startup executives are concerned with, from both legal and practical perspectives. The seminar will address questions such as: How can you protect your sourcecode, and what pitfalls you should avoid? What are the basic principles of early stage equity financing? What are the differences between angel and VC investment? In addition, we will discuss dilemmas around software licensing and compare the benefits of partnering with a global leader vs. local distributor. Looking forward to see you!
Agenda:
15:30 Registration, refreshments, networking
16:10 Welcome notes - HTS
16:20 Copyrights in Software and Open Sourcecode- Haim Ravia, Partner, Chair of the Internet, IT & Copyright Group PCZL
The basic protections available to all software programs and the pitfalls and lessons of using open sourcecode.
17:00 Start Up Financing: From Angles to VC - Inbal Perlstein, Senior Associate, PCZL
Introduction to the main concepts of Equity Financing of technology companies: How to keep it simple when raising from friends and family and learning the complexities of VC financing.
17:40 Coffee break / networking
18:00 Software Licensing: Global Leaders or Local Distributקrs? - Joel Stein, Partner, PCZL
An OEM with HP, Nokia or Cisco may be part of the dream of every small HighTech company. It may also be the biggest and most expensive challenge the company ever faces. Compare the benefits and detriments of signing with a market leader versus going with a local distributor.
18:40 Q&A panel
19:00 Adjourn
The lectures were very relevant to young startups. We couldn't have asked for better speakers and more focused presentations.
Well done.
November 29, 2011
very informative. I can recommend further reading about fund raising (from VCs) - "Venture Deals" by Brad Feld and jason Mendelson. You can read much of the content of this book on their blog : http://www.askthevc.com![]()
November 29, 2011
it was excellent , but lectures were not completed seriously because of time... I would stay for the full lecture - which is now somehow missing..
November 29, 2011
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