Webinar: How to Fix a Broken Cap Table

​Cap tables rarely start out broken, but they often end up that way.

​From messy SAFEs and mispriced rounds to forgotten advisors, unclear option grants, and poorly documented secondary transactions, small early decisions can compound into major problems that block financings, slow acquisitions, or scare off investors entirely. In this practical webinar, we’ll break down:

• ​The most common ways cap tables become broken

• ​Which problems are fixable, which are expensive, and which are effectively unfixable

• ​How lawyers and investors evaluate risk when looking at a messy cap table

• ​Concrete steps founders can take to clean things up—and prevent future issues

​Joining us is Colin Kirby, Partner and Co-Chair of Foley Hoag’s Emerging Companies & Venture Capital practice, who will share real-world examples from the legal trenches and explain how these issues actually get resolved (or not).

​If you’re a founder, operator, or finance leader who wants to avoid painful surprises later, this session will give you a clear, realistic playbook.

​Moderated by Charlie O'Donnell of nextNYC.

​Thanks to our sponsor Qapita for making this webinar possible!

​Qapita is a global equity management platform that helps startups and scaleups manage cap tables, employee equity, and investor reporting with clarity and confidence. Trusted by companies from early stage through IPO, Qapita simplifies equity administration across jurisdictions while giving founders, finance teams, and investors a real-time view of ownership.

​​This is event is hosted by nextNYC. To learn more about nextNYC and/or sign up for their newsletter, visit http://next.nyc