Founder accountability refers to the practice of holding startup founders responsible for their commitments, decisions, and progress. It is used through regular check-ins, mentorship, and performance metrics to ensure focus and transparency. Investors, co-founders, and team members benefit, as it fosters trust, drives execution, and reduces risk of venture failure.
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