New research from MIT’s Sloan School of Management ^[1] suggests this is the case. The MIT study revealed that each additional co-founder—up to four—increase’s a company’s odds of success. Panelists at the Google I/O Conference concurred with the research, citing how venture capitalists prefer investing in companies with multiple founders. GigaOM reports the three main reasons ^[2] companies with several co-founders find more success than single-founder companies, and how multiple founders makes a company more resilient. Read more from GigaOm ^[2].