We’ll get into how it works, who it’s for, and how you can use it to raise funding for your startup business.
When Facebook went public on the Nasdaq in 2012, many of Facebook’s 3,000 employees became millionaires, and many more were handsomely rewarded for their dedication, commitment, and appetite for risk.
The same is true of countless IPOs throughout history from Google to Microsoft. The investors, employees, and partners that “got in early” reached a height of financial abundance that many ordinary folk only dream of.
Until recently, these types of startup investments were only accessible by the ultra-wealthy. They were hidden from ordinary investors, like you and me. Put simply, the government prohibited you from investing in early-stage startup companies. You couldn’t just log onto an online marketplace and buy shares in the next hot startup, that is, until everyone already knew about it.
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