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What Happens to a Startup When Venture Capitalists Replace the Founder | Harvard Business Review

It actually makes success more likely.

“this outside funding may come with strings attached, which can (and perhaps should) give entrepreneurs pause. Founders will likely find their influence diluted, in terms of both financial equity and their control over the board of directors. They may even find themselves out of a job if their investors decide to fire them and find a replacement...

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