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In lieu of a lawyer, also name a trusted advisor to your board, he pointed out. “This could be someone you’ve grown up with, relied on and have absolute faith in to tell you the truth,” Libey said. “It’s not about big names.” With a sold board in place, “then listen to what they tell you. Don’t just make them a rubber stamp.”