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a board removing you doesn't need any fanfare. you still have the shares. You do, but there isn't always a secondary market to sell them on, and if you leave u
by onion2k 5y ago
a board removing you doesn't need any fanfare. you still have the shares.
You do, but there isn't always a secondary market to sell them on, and if you leave under a really bad cloud the board will attempt to take the shares back, or issue a bunch more for themselves thus diluting your shares in to oblivion (see Eduardo Savauvin vs Facebook for details.) I don't think you should make light of leaving "with your shares" as if that's the end of the story. It might not be.
- School-Cotton 5y agoEduardo Saverin sued Facebook for doing that and is now worth $20 billion.
- onion2k 5y agoThat's brilliant, of course, but he owned 30% before being kicked out which would be a little over $300bn now.