Cap Tables: How Do They Work?

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Heidi Abdul, COO, and Co-Founder of Afissio, a legal and compliance services company, will show you how to create and maintain a cap table.

Many founders are uncertain about what a capitalization (“cap”) table represents. That can make building a cap table challenging. Several arcane legal and fundraising concepts affect your relationship with stakeholders, and understanding those concepts is critical to building an accurate cap table. Without an accurate cap table, you’re at a disadvantage when trying to raise money in just about all forms, and even your ability to share equity with key employees.In this free workshop, Heidi Abdul, COO, and Co-Founder of Afissio, LLC, a legal and compliance services company, will show you how to create and maintain a cap table.You will learn the following:<ul><li>Standard cap table format.</li><li>Building a cap table from formation through two rounds of fundraising.</li><li>Equity incentive plan implementation and tracking.</li><li>Convertible securities tracking and calculating conversion.</li><li>Calculating price per share.</li><li>Documents and transactions that may affect your cap table.</li></ul>About the SpeakerHeidi Abdul is co-founder and COO of Afissio, LLC. Afissio helps founders with the legal and compliance for early-stage fundraising transactions. Heidi has over 25 years of experience working in boutique corporate law firms assisting companies with formation, restructuring, redomestications, private fundraising, mergers &amp; acquisitions, Regulation D compliance, due diligence, and cap table management. She has managed hundreds of corporate and securities transactions for clients in medical technology, DeFi, SaaS, green energy, investment funding, transportation, construction, real estate, engineering, consulting, and business development. In addition to her 25 years of high-level corporate transaction experience, Heidi has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management and a Master’s in Business Administration. Heidi works directly with founders to educate and coach them about the entire process of corporation formation, cap table modeling, talking to investors, the terminology used in the fundraising process, fundraising investment vehicle documentation, and managing the entire fundraising process through closing. *No legal advice will be given. Strictly informational.

Cap Tables: How Do They Work?

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