Venture studios later double down as co-founders. There are generally various types of ways to go about co-founders but generally, since a venture studio starts working full-fledged with the founder, the team and all works come from the venture studio which means they eventually provide all the resources and things to make the founder’s idea come into play. In this way, generally, the venture studio becomes a co-founder and takes most of the income like 75% and the founder would be a 25% shareholder.
Venture studios take on people that have an idea but cannot execute and build a company by themselves. That’s when the venture studio comes in and begins working around the idea. They will bring in all their resources and teams to work with and help bring the company up from the ground. They do all the work, so it only makes sense that they eventually become a co-founder.
When a venture studio comes in and begins to help a person with their idea, they begin to work together to find ways to start the company. Venture studios assist with absolutely every aspect from the start to finish. They basically take you in, help you grow and then launch you out when you’re ready to hit the market.
After being with the founder through the entire process of fixing the ideas and production plans, actual manufacturing and finally launching the product, the venture studio would generally work as a partner/ co-founder throughout this process, therefore finally doubling down as a co-founder at the end since they did all the work together and managed most of the operational aspects of it as well.