The actual How of doing it is not an issue. The question is whether you have the leverage to do it and still get funded.
Any decent lawyer can setup voting and non voting stock, giving founders guarantees of control even if they lose a majority of ownership. Similarly you can award yourself stock at each round. But VCs are not fools. Either your product is amazing and they really believe in you (and will accept no control and possible dilution). Or they don't and you will have to cede at least some control to get funding.
Any decent lawyer can setup voting and non voting stock, giving founders guarantees of control even if they lose a majority of ownership. Similarly you can award yourself stock at each round. But VCs are not fools. Either your product is amazing and they really believe in you (and will accept no control and possible dilution). Or they don't and you will have to cede at least some control to get funding.