As private company growth and IPOs boom, myStockOptions.com is holding a special webinar (Sept. 22) on financial and tax planning for private company equity compensation.
Private companies are growing fast and initial public offerings (IPOs) are booming. Important financial and tax decisions are faced by employees and executives at private companies who have equity compensation, such as stock options, restricted stock, restricted stock units (RSUs), or founder’s stock.
myStockOptions.com, the leader in online educational resources for stock compensation, is holding a special webinar about private company equity comp on September 22, 2021 (2pm–3:40pm ET, 11am–12:40pm PT). It offers crucial guidance on planning for equity comp and shares in private companies, from startup to IPO or acquisition.
The webinar features a panel of three leading financial advisors, who will present practical guidance and case studies. In 100 minutes, they will cover the fundamentals of private company stock grants and related strategies for financial and tax planning, both to build wealth and prevent expensive mistakes.
“This is a unique opportunity for employees and their financial advisors to demystify the complexity of equity comp and shares in private companies,” says webinar moderator Bruce Brumberg, the editor-in-chief of myStockOptions.com, which also has a website section on all topics in private company equity compensation.
Webinar Details & Registration
Stock Comp Financial Planning For Private Company Employees: From Startup To IPO Or Acquisition
Sept. 22, 2021
2pm–3:40pm ET, 11am–12:40pm PT
Webinar Panelists
– Devin Blackburn, Senior Vice President, Northern Trust Wealth Management
– Meredith Johnson, Director, Tax, BPM
– Kristin McKenna, Managing Director, Darrow Wealth Management
– Bruce Brumberg (moderator), Editor-in-Chief of myStockOptions
Webinar Agenda
– How and why equity grants in private companies differ from those in public companies
– Early-exercise stock options and Section 83(b) elections
– Best time to exercise options in a private company
– Double-trigger RSUs: how they’re structured and the many issues they raise
– 409A valuations and why they’re important for tax and financial planning
– Mistakes to avoid in financial/tax planning, from startup to pre-IPO
– Ways to finance exercises of private company stock options, including outside sources
– Strategies in estate and charitable planning for low-basis stock
– Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS)
– Evaluating liquidity programs for private company stock, including private tender offers and secondary market resales
– SPAC acquisition as a route to going public: financial and tax planning
– Smart decisions to make during and after the post-IPO lockup
– Checklist of key features to look for in clients’ private company stock grants
– Lessons learned from the recent wave of IPOs, M&A, and private/startup financing
– Case studies
Continuing Education Credits
The webinar offers 2.0 CE credit hours for:
– Certified Financial Planners (CFPs)
– CPWA and CIMA certifications from the Investments and Wealth Institute
– Certified Equity Professionals (CEPs)
– Enrolled Agents (EAs)
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