Honestly, I think it's going to be easier to attract investors to my proposal in which investors can own up to 49%, over your proposal in which investors are only 1 out of 5 classes of owners (20%).

And it’s potentially even better for investors under my proposal, because as long as an investor does a little bit of work for the company (and gets the company to agree to grant employee status through a structured process https://medium.com/non-violence/stakeholder-control-fighting-over-employee-status-calculating-worker-shares-1c8c76ec8962 that the company will likely agree to since it’s an investor requesting to obtain employee designation/status, and you don’t want to offend your investors) then the investor can get worker shares and thereby even get over 50%. Advising a company is doing work for it, and that’s what many investors commonly do.