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How so? It can only break the company if you're raising additional capital post-IPO. If you're not raising additional capital, your stock price and the volatili
by bsbechtel 11y ago
How so? It can only break the company if you're raising additional capital post-IPO. If you're not raising additional capital, your stock price and the volatility surrounding it are only a number that a stakeholder decides to sell at. It has nothing to do with your company's operational capabilities.
- count 11y agoDepends on how many of your companies shares are held by the current board and management team... Nothing breaks a company faster than switching out senior leaders every few months.
- bsbechtel 11y agoIf your senior leadership is leaving because of short term volatility in their options, is that really the senior leadership you want in your company? In addition, senior leadership has significantly less liquidity in their options in a privately held company.
- Scarblac 11y agoI think he meant that the shareholders will replace the senior leadership because of short term volatility, unless you only sell a minority to the public.