For companies considering going public, making the right critical decisions can mean the difference between ringing the opening bell and experiencing costly delays or even failing to launch. Even newly public companies can experience challenges in the early stages of their journey. Properly preparing for external scrutiny and increased regulatory oversight is a process that can take a year or even two or three years, which is why preparing early is a must.
In recent five-part series, Weaver professionals and other industry leaders discussed what to expect and walked participants through the process of building a publicly fit infrastructure. You will find some of the key points from each session here.

Alyssa Martin
National Strategy Leader, Large Market and Public Entities
Alyssa Martin, CPA, leads the firm’s national strategy for…

Phil Ilgenstein
Partner, Assurance Services and Public Company Practice Leader
Phil Ilgenstein, CPA, has more than 15 years of experience providing audit and assurance services for a wide variety…