The IPO Handbook
An initial public offering is the realization of a dream for many entrepreneurs, executives, board members and stockholders, a singular achievement that demonstrates their success in building a strong business and creating value for owners, employees and customers. However, an initial public offering is not only a milestone, it is also the entrance into a new stage—life as a public company—that possesses its own unique opportunities, risks and challenges. View The IPO Handbook.
The IPO Handbook is also available as an e-book and can be downloaded, free of charge, in a variety of formats using the links below.
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- Full List of Formats
To request a hard copy of The IPO Handbook, please email Jennifer Musser at JMusser@perkinscoie.com.
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