In times past many private businesses went public using the outdated ploy of reverse mergers with public shells. A company spokesperson said, “Why in the world risk a reverse merger with a public shell when it would be so much easier - and less time consuming - to do an S-1 Registration statement and therefore meet all the requirements of FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority).” (Once known as the NASD) The company representative also said: “Wall Street and many investment banks don’t care for and would rather not deal with businesses put together using public shells and reverse mergers”.

The firm also offers investor relations & has good relationships with experienced market makers, venture capitalists and broker dealers. The company also furnishes consultation about SPAC’s (Special Purpose Acquisition Company).

Going Public can be one of the most important steps in the continued life of a business. Done correctly it can lead to a new world of capital to fuel long-term growth. Done incorrectly and it can rob a company of its unique vision.