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Oct 2
Yin Wu
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Nasdaq Private Market (NPM), a premier provider of secondary liquidity solutions for private companies, employees, and investors.
Sep 12
Read our overview of different types of liquidity options for growing companies, and learn to create win-win scenarios for all stakeholders
Aug 29
We've made Stock-based compensation reporting more transparent, automated, now with cost centers and disclosures.
Aug 27
What is liquidity? Why does liquidity matter for founders at every stage? What signals or pressures lead to a liquidity event?
Aug 22
We’re excited about our latest feature releases, and want to give you a quick overview. Let's dive in to four standout offerings: Custom Reports, In-House 409As, Expanded HRIS Integrations, and Improved SBC Reporting
Aug 5
Pulley's Custom Reports offer customizable, flexible reporting that cater specifically to complex reporting requirements as your business grows.
May 5
Planning your company's equity roadmap is important so you don't give away too much of the company in the early days.
Feb 15
At Pulley, we’ve had conversations with some of the leading Web3 projects, protocols, and investors about using Tokens in compensation. From these conversations, we created a loose framework and set of questions you should ask before considering issuing tokens to employees.
Jan 25
Before raising money for your startup, you’ll want to establish solid traction and a business model that will attract potential investors. Learn more.
The ISO $100K limit prevents employees from taking too much advantage of the tax benefits associated with incentive stock options (ISOs). Learn more.
Converting an LLC to a C-corp is easier in some states than others, but it may be necessary if you want to attract investment and offer equity. Here’s how.
Dec 13
An accredited investor is an individual or entity that’s allowed to trade certain unregistered security offerings. Here’s what founders need to know.
