Financial year-end can be a chaotic time for stock plan admins. There’s always a long list of things to do, with never enough time for everything and potential pitfalls lurking around every corner… but it doesn’t have to be that way. Equity professional Georgina Lai, who has previously led equity programs at Pinterest, Reddit and Instacart, and worked on Meta’s (formerly Facebook) transition from private to public, joins host Chris Dohrmann on our Prosperity at Work podcast to share ins...
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Financial year-end can be a chaotic time for stock plan admins. There’s always a long list of things to do, with never enough time for everything and potential pitfalls lurking around every corner… but it doesn’t have to be that way. Equity professional Georgina Lai, who has previously led equity programs at Pinterest, Reddit and Instacart, and worked on Meta’s (formerly Facebook) transition from private to public, joins host Chris Dohrmann on our Prosperity at Work podcast to share ins...
S04 E07: The IPO preparation process: The financial reporting, equity compensation and internal controls roadmap.
Prosperity at Work
40 minutes
7 months ago
S04 E07: The IPO preparation process: The financial reporting, equity compensation and internal controls roadmap.
In this special episode, we take an in depth look at the period leading up to an Initial Public Offering (IPO) and what CEOs, CFOs and HR people should be considering - and why it’s never too early to get started. Joe Notaro, Accounting Advisory Partner, Forvis Mazars and John Bagdonas, J.P. Morgan Workplace Solutions explore: The Initial Public Offering (IPO) processPlotting out your financial reporting journeyThe importance of getting audit readyPreparing your employee equity compensation p...
Prosperity at Work
Financial year-end can be a chaotic time for stock plan admins. There’s always a long list of things to do, with never enough time for everything and potential pitfalls lurking around every corner… but it doesn’t have to be that way. Equity professional Georgina Lai, who has previously led equity programs at Pinterest, Reddit and Instacart, and worked on Meta’s (formerly Facebook) transition from private to public, joins host Chris Dohrmann on our Prosperity at Work podcast to share ins...
