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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2022 · 28 MIN

How to Build a Board of Advisors | Darryl Hicks, Founder of Flexpay

from A Product Market Fit Show | Startup Podcast for Founders · host Mistral.vc

Most startup founders recognize they need advisors. The question is who do you get, how do you get them, and how do you structure it all? In this episode, Darryl shares his framework for how to set up the perfect board of advisors.  It starts by imagining that you're five years in the future once your startup is a huge successand asking yourself- what are all the key pieces that are required? From there, Darryl methodically targets advisors that will help with each of the key pieces. He discusses how to get in front of them, how to convince them to join, and how to structure the advisory board.As a startup founder you will need advisors to help on your journey. Listen to this episode to learn how to do it right.Send me a message to let me know what you think!

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