How to Find the Right Business Partner
By Spencer Sherman |

Have you ever thought about launching a business and wondered, "Do I really want to do this alone?" Finding the right business partner can be transformative—but it's not a decision to take lightly.


I recently sat down with Chris Albrecht at OpenWater for an online session about finding your ideal business partner, and we dug into the practical considerations that often get overlooked.


We explored three key areas:

  • Partnering with friends: While it might seem natural to team up with someone you already trust, we discussed why it's essential to assess potential challenges upfront and navigate them with clear eyes.
  • The power of complementary strengths: Before inviting someone to join your venture, it's critically important to find a partner whose strengths and weaknesses balance yours—not mirror them.
  • The value of difficult conversations: Open, honest dialogue at the beginning (even when it's uncomfortable) prevents misunderstandings later and creates a strong foundation for your partnership.

Our conversation offers actionable insights to help you make informed decisions and set your partnership up for success. (Please note: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.)

Whether you're actively searching for a partner or just exploring the idea of starting a business, this discussion will help you think through what matters most.

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