IPO 2.0 and Going Public
Chamath Palihapitiya shares his vision for IPO 2.0, a new way of doing IPOs, and discusses the benefits of going public for companies experiencing rapid growth. He suggests that companies should consider going public around year five or six with a revenue footprint of about 50 million, allowing them to build capital, maintain control, and minimize dilution.In this clip
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