Transitioning from a private company to a public company is a big deal and can also be a difficult transition to make.
Izea Inc. CEO Ted Murphy knows about that challenge firsthand. Izea rang the bell to be a Nasdaq-listed company in February, dropping its small-time Over-The-Counter Markets Group (OTC) listing to open up to major investors in the nation. Izea went from 36 cents per share to currently $8 per share as of March 18.
But getting that listing wasn’t easy, and it wasn’t a quick process, either. Here, Murphy explains how Izea got its Nasdaq listing, challenges he’s overcome and advice for other companies wanting to make the jump.
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