Dear Girls in Tech Members! Youre invited to join Founders Den at its Playing the Startup Equity Game event. Please use the following link and VIP code to secure your ticket! - https://fd-dla-startupequitygame.eventbrite Code: Adriana-VIP PLAYING THE STARTUP EQUITY GAME — Are you leaving money on the table? — 2008: Mark Zuckerberg & Dustin Moskovitz structured their equity compensation in a way that allowed them to transfer $185+ million of wealth, gift-tax free. 2010: Max Levchin sold $10 million of Yelp shares from his retirement fund, which will be tax-free. 2014: What’s your plan? Founders Den and DLA Piper present a discussion to help you optimize your equity and corporate structure with Curtis Mo, DLA Piper partner; Jay Adelson, serial entrepreneur and new venture capitalist; and Rebecca Eisenberg, General Counsel at Vouch. Join us to discuss strategies that help founders of fast-growing companies recognize considerable opportunity if properly executed at the right time. Agenda 6:30pm Doors open for cocktails & mingling 7:00pm Panel discussions 8:00pm More cocktails & mingling 9:00pm End Speakers: Jay Adelson is a General Partner at Center Electric, a venture capital firm focused on the Internet of Everything. He is the former CEO of SimpleGeo and Digg, founder and former CEO of Revision3, founder and former CTO of Equinix, and founder of Opsmatic. Curtis Mo is a partner in DLA Pipers Corporate and Securities group, based in Silicon Valley. He was the founding and managing partner of the Palo Alto office of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP and co-chair of the Corporate group in Silicon Valley for Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison LLP. Rebecca Eisenberg is currently the General Counsel aHead of HR at Vouch, a friend-powered financial services company. Prior to Vouch, Rebecca served a number of General Counsel roles at tech companies that include reddit, Trulia, Pure Digital Technologies/Flip Video and AdBrite.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 18:05:54 +0000
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