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Taking Your Company Public, A Corporate Strategies Manual
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About Taking Your Company Public, A Corporate Strategies
Product Description This book deals with the process of taking a company public, from forming the initial public offering to beginning operations. Entrepreneurs who are pressed for time often find this process difficult due to its many steps. Most books on this subject fail to offer first-hand, practical advice on taking a company public, whereas this book is intended to provide definitive guidance. Taking a company public is every entrepreneur's dream, and it alsooffers major financial rewards, prestige and glamour. It is also acomplex process that often intimidates entrepreneurs, and requires specialists in many disciplines such as accountants, attorneys, consultants and public relations executives. These professionals may possess a thorough knowledge of their area of expertise, but they rarely have a total grasp of the entire process of taking a company public. This book fulfills the need of the Chief Executive Officer and the IPO team to obtaina more complete understanding of this complex subject. Review "James Scott is without a doubt the most knowledgeable consultant that we've ever come across. His knowledge on the ins and outs of real IPO facilitation is unmatched and his strategies for growth through merger and acquisition are so powerful we would never even consider using a different consultant. These books are right on the money with how true IPOs and M&A work." ~Franklin Esparcia "Mr. Scott's ability to create clarity out of chaos is something that must be seen to believe. The way he comes into a corporation that is unorganized and struggling to make sense of an ever-changing market place and can instantly deliver results is exactly what we needed." ~Stoyan Atskov "James Scott is an extremely knowledgable consultant in the area of Private Placement Memorandum strategies and his knowledge of strategy is unmatched." ~Manol Todorov "James is one of the most creative free thinkers in the new millenium. His strategic corporate thinking is legendary in our industry." ~Marc Campos, IR Consultant (Silicon Valley) "James is one of the most knowledgeable and resourceful consultants that I have worked with. He has a keen understanding of market conditions and alternative fundraising solutions, and is a major asset to middle market companies that are seeking to expand or grow through a public offering. We have seen his skills many times and consider ourselves lucky to consider he and his firm as a strategic alliance." ~William Cain From the Author HOW TO USE THIS BOOK: Think of this book as a situation handbook for companies that are going public or expanding. This manual offers step-by-step formulas for topics such as: going public investor relations globalizing a concept troubleshooting under-performing stock corporate structuring, and much more. It provides strategy templates for the most common occurrences of going public. The reader will find a complete solution under one easy-to-find heading for each situation that arises. Industry gurus who charge top dollar for their consulting services have used these procedures, and they can work miracles for your business when applied properly. We have made every effort to make most current and compliant methods available, although local, state and federal statutes and regulations are ever-changing and evolving. Check with your legal counsel before implementing these or other concepts into your business model. From the Inside Flap Companies may go public for many different reasons such as: expansion the need for capital exit strategy acquisition facilitation and globalization. What are the real advantages to going public? Let's go over the disadvantages first. Your life becomes an open book as an executive of a public company. Your spending habits and failures will be a matter of public information along with your annual and quarterly filings. You'll also be accountable to shareholders. You'll have a board whose main interest is the company and the shareholde
