Incorporation and Funding Project -1

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Incorporation and Funding Project -1 Team # Team Member 1 – Assigned A (Indicate if grad student) Team Member 2 – Assigned B Team Member 3 – Assigned C Please describe how your negotiation proceeded: (Note: For each of the questions below, please include how the negotiations proceeded in addition to the final choice.) What value are you assigning to Ultra at this time? How do you value your respective contributions?

Incorporation and Funding Project -2 Who gets what percentage of ownership of Ultra? Any ownership arrangements like vesting or voting modifications? How do you structure the company? Partnership? LLC? C or S-Corp?

Incorporation and Funding Project -3 How does control work? Will there be a CEO – if so, who? Also, if there is a central leader like a CEO, what actions can the CEO perform without a vote of the equity owners and what actions must the equity owners decide? Will acts be decided by a majority of the share owners? A majority of the people owning shares? Unanimous consent? What other negotiated features will your business entity contain?