There are several important documents you'll want to have ready when
you meet with potential investors. Your mission statement. Your founding
team's resume and responsibilities. A business plan.
But most investors agree: they do not want to sign an NDA.
While non-disclosure agreements are designed to protect your ideas, asking potential investors to sign an NDA is generally seen as unnecessary and unwise. Most VCs point to the following reasons for avoiding NDAs:
1. Trust. Potential investors are not your competition, and asking them to sign an NDA is often interpreted as a sign you don't trust them. As professional integrity is important to VCs, requiring an NDA is generally seen as a violation of business etiquette.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Why VCs Won't Sign Your NDA
Author: Audrey Watters
