Part 7: The IPO
Description: Corbett and Tym hit the road to sell the IPO. After initial successes with mutual funds, a respected robotics analyst passes on the IPO. Curtis helps to price and allocate the IPO while navigating the differing incentives of CPR and Jensen King. The board wants long-term success, but Curtis and Jensen King are only watching their own bottom line. In the end, the IPO is a success; the bells are ringing.
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Introduction
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Case 1: What's at Stake
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Case 2: The Inception
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Case 3: The Partnership
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Case 4: The Idea
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Case 5: Stanford Robot Lab
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Case 6: Professor Plumb Intro
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Case 7: Reynold Taylor Intro
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Case 8: Reynold Explains Boards then Invests
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Case 9: The Founders' First Conflict
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Case 10: Sofia Savic Intro Part I
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Case 10: Sofia Savic Intro Part II
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Case 11: CPR’s A Round
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Case 12: Tiff Gets the A Round Meeting with Virus Ventures
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Case 13: The Math of the Deal
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Case 14: Virus Ventures Decides to Invest
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Case 15: TedTalk: Don Window on Why Join a Board
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Case 16: Rey Coaches Board Process
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Case 17: Failing to hire a CTO
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Case 18: Building the Scale Prototype - CPR needs adult supervision
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Case 19: Closing the B Round
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Case 20: Tym Rand Intro
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Case 21: Ellen Kleinshmaltz Intro
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Case 22: Professor Plumb Sells
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Case 23: Tym and Ellen first board meeting
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Case 24: Tiff Out, Tym In
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Case 25: Don Window Ted Talk on Corporate Culture Part 2
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Case 25: Don Window Ted Talk on Corporate Culture Part 2
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Case 26: Tym Walks the Factory Floor
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Case 27: Scale Business Model
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Case 28: Charles Foster King Intro
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Case 29: Founders Sell Into The C Round
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Case 30: Closing the C Round
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Case 31: Early Pilot, Early Job Losses
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Case 32: Production Deployment Starting To Scale
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Case 33: Enders Game
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