Dual Class Share Structure
The dual class share structure pioneered by Google.
A discussion about the dual class share structure pioneered by Google, which gave tech founders more voting power per share and has since been adopted by other companies. The conversation highlights the emerging trend of public benefit corporations and questions their attractiveness to venture capitalists. The speakers note that while a few top tech companies can command dual class shares or public benefit status, this is not a widespread option for most startups.
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Exhibit 1, OpenAI
The most significant example of innovative corporate structuring is OpenAI, the pioneer behind generative AI technologies like ChatGPT.
Power Loop
In Silicon Valley and venture capital, the "power law" is crucial: a few companies generate the majority of returns.