Being a tech founder in 2019 isn’t what it was. Just ask Lyft’s John Zimmer and Logan Green.
The two are the most extreme examples of how founders of companies going public this year did so with much smaller equity stakes than was the case for some of the better known tech companies in the past. That’s partly because tech firms nowadays are staying private longer and raising more venture money, which dilutes their equity stake more than in the past.
