A virtual discussion presented by Deloitte’s IPO Services Group
The events of 2021 resulted in a surge of IPOs. We invite you to join Deloitte subject matter specialists and your industry peers for an engaging conversation. Take a deep dive into capital markets, internal risk, listings and legal considerations with leaders at JP Morgan, Blueshirt Group, Nasdaq, Cooley, and Deloitte. This event will conclude with a CFO fireside chat with HashiCorp and Samsara.
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The events of 2021 created a surge in public exits in IPOs. We invite you to join Deloitte subject matter specialists and your industry peers for an engaging conversation. Take a deep dive into capital markets, internal risk, listings and legal considerations with leaders at JP Morgan, Blueshirt Group, Nasdaq, Cooley, and Deloitte. This event will conclude with a CFO fireside chat with HashiCorp and Samsara.
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- Accounting and Reporting Advisory Partner based in San Jose
- 20+ years of experience providing IPO and other transactional advisory services including assistance with over 50 IPO and SPAC related engagements
- Former Operating Partner for SoftBank overseeing the IPO readiness function for the Vision Fund portfolio
- Joined Deloitte when Nextstep Advisory Services, an IPO advisory firm based in the Bay Area, was acquired by Deloitte
- Provides insights on the IPO market to top-tier media such as CNBC, Bloomberg, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Forbes, Fortune, and more
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- Over 20 years of experience providing assurance, accounting, and other professional services to public and private companies, with a focus a on the software industry, including SaaS, and open-source companies
- Extensive experience consulting on revenue recognition policies, share-based compensation, derivative transactions, asset impairments, equity transactions, business combinations, and pre-clearance SEC filings and registration statements
- Joined Deloitte when Nextstep Advisory Services, an IPO advisory firm based in the Bay Area, was acquired by Deloitte
- Significant IPO experience having led more than 35 IPO transactions and US IPO Services Leader for the past three years
Instrumental in drafting the second edition of Deloitte’s software revenue recognition manual and numerous publications on ASC 606’s application to the software industry
Chris has more than 25 years of IPO and investor relations experience and has helped more than 125 companies go public. He was a founder of The Blueshirt Group 22 years ago. Prior to that, Chris was a Principal at Morgen-Walke Associates, where he ran the West Coast office. After graduating from Duke University, Chris spent two years working as scaffolder in Europe and Asia before joining Mallory Factor and The Equity Group in New York.
Jack Cassel is Nasdaq’s Head of New Listings. In this role, Jack oversees all Nasdaq’s IPO business for the US & Canada. In 2021, Nasdaq won 77% of IPOs and raised over $180B in total proceeds.
Prior to joining Nasdaq, Jack was a Vice President of Technology Investment Banking at GrowthPoint Technology Partners. Prior to joining the business world, Jack played Major League Baseball for the San Diego Padres and Houston Astros. While playing baseball, Jack also co-founded and sits on the board of Players for the Planet – a non-profit organization that utilizes professional athletes to promote environmental awareness.
Lucy Wang is an Executive Director within J.P. Morgan’s Equity Capital Markets division in San Francisco, particularly focused on capital raising for private and public technology companies. Lucy joined J.P. Morgan’s Technology Investment Banking group in San Francisco in 2007 and has worked on a variety of M&A, debt, equity and equity-linked origination and strategic advisory assignments for a broad range of clients. Lucy has executed over 100 technology IPOs and follow-ons in the last 12 years.
Lucy received her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Bachelor of Art in International Relations from the University of Southern California.
David is co-chair of Cooley's global capital markets practice group. David practices general business and corporate law, representing both emerging and public companies in a variety of matters, including capital markets transactions, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reporting and compliance and corporate governance matters. He routinely represents issuers and investment banks in complex securities offerings, including IPOs, follow-on offerings, 144A offerings, PIPEs, deSPACs and direct listings. His practice also includes company formations, venture financings and general corporate matters.
David has been involved in 100+ IPOs or other offerings of debt or equity, including IPOs and direct listings for Uber, DocuSign, Stitch Fix, Snap, Warby Parker, Dutch Bros., FIGS, Root, Atlassian, Yelp, Lyell, New Relic, Wish.com, NerdWallet, Sweetgreen, Doximity, Lulu’s Fashion, Expensify, Xometry, Zynga, LinkedIn, Zendesk, FireEye, MINDBODY, Livongo, Zscaler and Guardant. He is also a market leader in deSPAC transactions, having represented companies, SPAC acquirers or the financial advisors in transactions for companies like WeWork, Grab Holdings, Hyliion, Canoo, Opendoor, Archer Aviation, Supergroup, Xos Trucks, Heliogen, FinAccel and Weedmaps.
David is regularly recognized as a leading capital markets lawyer by publications including Chambers USA, The Legal 500 and Law360, which named him as a Capital Markets MVP in 2019. The Daily Journal also recognized him among its California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year in 2020, Top 100 Lawyers in California in 2019, and previously included him on their Top 20 under 40 list.
Navam Welihinda joined HashiCorp in February 2017, and was named Chief Financial Officer in February 2021. Before joining HashiCorp, Navam spent over two years as VP of Finance at Compose.io, a database platform company. When Compose was acquired by IBM in 2015, Navam served as head of finance for Compose as an IBM subsidiary. Prior to Compose/IBM, Navam was Senior Director of Finance at Deem, a travel and commerce SaaS platform, and Director of Finance at MerchantCircle, an online marketing platform for local merchants. Earlier in his career, Navam spent several years working in early/growth equity and leveraged buyouts with Insight Venture Partners, American Capital Strategies, and Sierra Ventures. Navam earned an AB in Computer Science at Dartmouth College.
Dominic is the EVP, Chief Financial Officer at Samsara and leads worldwide financial operations, including financial planning and analysis, accounting, procurement, tax, treasury, corporate development, investor relations, legal, IT, and real estate. Previously, Dominic was VP of Finance and Head of Corporate Development at ServiceNow where he led several finance functions, including financial planning and analysis, investor relations, treasury, and corporate development. Prior to ServiceNow, Dominic was a VP on Morgan Stanley's technology investment banking team where he advised technology companies on a wide range of transformational financings and strategic transactions.
Dominic holds a B.S. in Business from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, an MBA from UC Berkeley, and is a Certified Public Accountant.