How a Y Combinator founder maintained a cap table that was 50 percent women
A conversation with Mutiny co-founder and CEO, Jaleh Rezaei about fundraising and how she got to a cap table that’s 50% women investors.
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Category: Partner stories
How small businesses can become more efficient with their time: A conversation with Jeff Lipp from Artkive
We spoke to Jeff Lipp, cofounder and COO of Artkive, to learn how he spends less time on unnecessary busywork and more time growing the business.
How a clean cap table helps you with an acquisition: Interview with MapAnything’s CFO
During MapAnything’s acquisition in 2019, Carta proved to be a valuable tool that sped along the due diligence process.
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There are more venture capital firms than ever, and the number continues to climb. If you’re starting one of these new VC funds, standing out
Tilray’s (regulated) road to IPO: Lessons from one of the first publicly-traded cannabis companies
Tilray is the first Canadian cannabis company to file for an initial public offering on a U.S. stock exchange, raising $153 million at $17 per share. We chatted with Tom about Tilray’s road to IPO, and their decision to choose Carta as a partner on this path.
1stdibs Tender Offer: “Carta did everything”
1stdibs, the world’s largest online luxury marketplace for one-of-a-kind high-end items, utilized Carta for their recent tender offer.
Scoot Networks’ VP of Finance’s journey to the rental business
Sunaina Seelam, the VP of finance at Scoot Networks, talked to Carta about shifting to a rental business after working in the automotive industry.
Inside Cap Tables: When the cap table gets unwieldy
Ross Lerner has worked at a number of startups on the finance team. After dealing with missing documents, he switched to Carta and never looked back.
Financing a non-profit in the startup world
Latoya Botteron sits down with Carta to talk about her role as nonprofit CFO and how it differs from the for profit world.
