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Due Diligence
For investors, it is essentially checking out the product before making a purchase, or test driving the car before buying. Professionals come in and gather information on the product/service, the founders and the team, and report their findings to the investor. For the founders, due diligence gives invaluable insight into what they need to do, or changes and improvements they need to make to satisfy investors. From a corporate due diligence perspective, it can highlight what documents or records their company is missing. From an IP or employment point of view, companies can learn what type of arrangement investors expect, how their IP rights should be properly protected, and what provisions should be included in employment agreements.
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