We bridge the gap between retail investors and Pre-IPO investment opportunities. Using our vast network of early investors an ... d startup employees, we guide qualified retail clients on how to access insider shares. What are Pre-IPOs? Pre-Initial Public Offerings (or Pre-IPOs) allow private companies the ability to raise money before they go public. They’re a way to ‘test the waters’ before an initial public offering (IPO). Why invest in Pre-IPOs? Pre-IPOs offer several advantages to discerning investors. As an example, pre-IPO shares are often steeply discounted. This means you can likely sell your pre-IPO shares for a profit the moment the company goes public. Just imagine taking part in Amazon’s pre-IPO in 1997 or Alibaba’s pre-IPO in 2014. But investing in Pre-IPOs could mean locking up your money for an uncertain period of time and only being able to sell shares once the company goes public. There’s always a tradeoff. How we access Pre-IPOs Traditionally, pre-IPOs have been conducted on a ‘first come, first served’ basis and require significant investment stakes. Until recently, pre-IPO access has been limited to hedge funds, private equity firms, venture capital firms, insurance companies, and other institutions. This is why most retail investors are unable to access shares of companies until they go public. We educate our members on ho to get access to pre-IPO opportunities at private companies well before their IPOs. These Investments are structured in such a way that the fund only takes a single “slot” of a company’s capitalization. Retail investors can then purchase membership interests in a company’s funds at lower dollar amounts. This kind of opportunity gives retail investors access to the Pre-IPOs market. While it’s important to remember that pre-IPO investments also carry inherent risks. read more