Adding the right cofounder to your startup team can open several doors, from bringing in a unique perspective to improving the quality of your product or service, to establishing credibility with prospective investors. Senior tax manager Josh Snyder detailed the benefits of recruiting a cofounder, how to choose the right fit for your startup and more in a recent article for the St. Louis Business Journal’s St. Louis Inno platform.
Josh describes several methods for meeting potential cofounders and the effect that adding a cofounder can have on potential investors. “It is possible for single founders to find investors, but having a team, or at least a partner, on your side will only strengthen your case,” Josh explains. He further details the most practical method for persuading a potential cofounder to join your team.
It is possible for single founders to find investors, but having a team, or at least a partner, on your side will only strengthen your case – Josh Snyder
Read the full article for more of Josh’s insights: How to Find a Cofounder for Your Startup
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