Board seats restrict investor liquidity
The speakers argued that venture and private investors face significant liquidity constraints when sitting on company boards due to regulatory lockups and insider status.
The argument
David Sacks and Dan Loeb shared examples where board representation or premature liquidity decisions led to missing massive post-IPO upside or getting locked into declining positions.
Hear it yourself
"Greater transparency and understanding of the business, coverage, companies that that delivered a top line and margins and ROE and everything else better than expectations. So it was really a golden era for that type of investment. And from where that started to what Third Point is today, just describe that and where you wanna where do you go from here? Yeah. So stylistically that event approach, it's it's it's still something we think about. It's in our it's in our framework, but I think what happened really when technology became a bigger force, but"
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