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6 Ways for Cofounders to Settle Disagreements

When your business is an equal partnership, who breaks the tie? Six entrepreneurs share their methods.
Source: Pete Ryan
Pete Ryan

1. Focus on the “yes.” 

“When we started our business, we discussed our strengths and interests and decided that if we couldn’t resolve an issue, I would have 51 percent over the finances and my , Christiana [Coop], would have 51 percent ownership over design.

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