EPISODE · Jan 17, 2006 · 45 MIN
VV Show #24 – Bo Peabody of Village Ventures
from Venture Voice – interviews with entrepreneurs · host Gregory Galant
“Stock lockup” is a term remembered with horror by many entrepreneurs who weren’t allowed to sell their dot com shares before the bubble burst. Bo Peabody founded Tripod, which was sold to Lycos for $58 million in stock. The terms of the sale forced him to hold onto his stock for two years — while its value happened to increase ten-fold.…
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