The Derivative What are the Options for tech employee Options, With Bryce Emo of Sidecar Financial
Today’s episode we are passengers on Bryce Emo’s rig, as we ride along and chat about how his company Sidecar Financial assists in providing private company shareholders the knowledge and network to find what can be life-changing liquidity. Bryce explains why stock option-based employees at big tech companies need the “lending hand”, and covers all the avenues available in helping navigate their journey to success with education on the options for their options.
Bryce & Jeff are climbing the wealth ladder chatting about “unicorn” tech companies, what recent layoff’s in this space did to the buy and sell side of secondary markets last year, thoughts on the advancement in A.I., and also don’t miss both of their Half-baked investing ideas that are surprisingly not too shabby. So, take a seat next to us, hear about Bryce being a leprechaun at Notre Dame, and get ready for an entertaining discussion! SEND IT!
Chapters:
00:00-02:23 = Intro
02:24-06:29 = Leprechauns to Unicorns?
06:30-18:24 = Public stock vs private stock & finding liquidity
18:25-34:00 = Why aren’t companies looking for the carrot themselves?
34:01-50:44 = Equity lending, Sellers, Institutional buyers & Secondary markets
50:45-57:12 = Companies biggest pitfalls & thoughts on A.I.
57:13-01:08:09 = Half-baked Ideas – what’s a drunk elevator?
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