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I’d like to tell you a story about an entrepreneur named Johann. Johann built an invention he thought would change the world. He convinced a venture capitalist (VC) to invest $100,000 in his business so he could create a prototype. With the funding secured, Johann hired employees and began to train his staff on how to use the invention. Two years later, just as the invention was perfected, the VC sued Johann. The VC claimed that he hadn’t invested in the company but instead had provided Johann a loan, and the loan was now overdue. Johann, who could not find his partnership agreement documents, provided no evidence at trial, and the court sided with the VC, awarding him the invention and the business. Johann was left penniless. Unbeknownst to Johann, his company had been the victim of a rogue insider. Johann’s most trusted employee, a man named Peter, had been recruited by the VC. In the beginning, the VC insisted that Johann hire Peter, who would eventually become the VC’s son-in-law. In exchange for inside information, the VC promised to make Peter the CEO of the company once it had been swindled from Johann. Peter routinely fed financial information and trade secrets to the VC and eventually found and destroyed Johann’s partnership agreement documents. Then the VC went in for the kill.