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   Found·er

   /ˈfoundər/

   

   verb

   • 1. (of a ship) fill with water and sink: "six drowned when the yacht foundered off the Florida coast" Similar sinkgo to the bottomgo downbe lost at seasubmergecapsizerun agroundbe swampedinformal:go to Davy Jones's locker
   • ▪ (of a plan or undertaking) fail or break down, typically as a result of a particular problem or setback: "the talks foundered on the issue of reform" Similar failbe unsuccessfulnot succeedlack successfall throughfall flatbreak downabortmiscarrybe defeatedsuffer defeatbe in vainbe frustratedcollapsemisfirebackfirenot come up to scratchmeet with disastercome to griefcome to nothingcome to naughtmiss the markrun agroundgo wronggo awrygo astrayinformal:flopfizzle outflatlinecome a cropperbite the dustblow up in someone's facego down like a lead balloonOpposite succeed
   • ▪ (of a hoofed animal, especially a horse or pony) succumb to laminitis.

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   • 1. laminitis in horses, ponies, or other hoofed animals. North American

   Word Origin Middle English (in the sense ‘knock to the ground’): from Old French fondrer, esfondrer ‘submerge, collapse’, based on Latin fundus ‘bottom, base’.

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2. www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › founderFounder Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

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   What are the benefits of being a founder?

   • Founder is a label with some amount of prestige. It carries connotations of creativity and innovation, determination, native intelligence, and a sense of fearlessness. Founders create something from nothing. Many entrepreneurship and startup resources talk about founders, but most of them seem to assume that everyone knows what a founder is.

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   What does it mean to founder?

   • In business, a founder is an individual who forms and establishes a business or organization. The founder is typically responsible for setting the mission and vision of a company. Essentially, a founder takes a business from an idea to an entity.

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   What are the responsibilities of a founder?

   • The founder is typically responsible for setting the mission and vision of a company. Essentially, a founder takes a business from an idea to an entity. As mentioned above, in the early stages of a company, team members wear many hats ensuring the work gets done to keep the company going as it grows and scales.

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   How does the founder ensure a company's success?

   • The founder is typically responsible for setting the mission and vision of a company. Essentially, a founder takes a business from an idea to an entity. As mentioned above, in the early stages of a company, team members wear many hats ensuring the work gets done to keep the company going as it grows and scales.

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   The person who creates an organization or a company is known as the founder. Founder is also a verb meaning "fail miserably," which is something a company's founder hopes the company will never do.

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