Five strategies for preparing a tech firm for an IPO
13th Nov 2006, 07:04 GMT
An initial public offering is a life-changing event. Many executives are overwhelmed by the complexity of rules and regulations in accounting, taxes, compliance and investor relations, along with the sheer volume of work. Operating under a microscope, executives are often distracted from their primary management responsibilities.
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