The supervision, legal due diligence, and audit play crucial roles in identifying corporate governance of start-ups, involving pre and post-investors' onboarding phases.
During pre-investors' onboarding, it is important for VCs to ensure that condition precedents and subsequent clauses are determined and perfected by founders.
VCs should appoint representatives with practical capabilities to follow up on commitments to strengthen post-investors' onboarding.
Emphasizing consistent supervision, VCs need to appoint knowledgeable representatives who understand the business and risks involved.
Utilizing AI in due diligence is recommended for efficiency, but the importance of human verification and governance must not be overlooked by VCs and management.
VCs and start-ups must allocate resources for maintaining human oversight and implementing governance to protect confidential information when using AI.
The focus on building a stronger corporate structure is crucial before implementing AI technology to ensure successful outcomes.
The framework promotes a firmer governance system for start-ups, emphasizing the establishment of corporate governance frameworks for both investing and operating companies.
It suggests creating a community-based environment to encourage awareness and proactive views among start-ups, especially in complex taxation systems.
Encouraging two-way communication between employers and employees and empowering employees to share suggestions can enhance corporate governance and sustainability for start-ups.