Lise Buyer

Class V Group

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Founding Principal of the Class V Group, which consults with companies about initial public offerings, and one of the chief architects of Google's IPO in 2004

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When Facebook goes public, it's expected to be the biggest initial public offering (IPO) in Silicon Valley history, possibly raising $10 billion on a value of $100 billion.

Can Facebook Go Public and Change the World?

When Facebook goes public, it's expected to be the biggest initial public offering (IPO) in Silicon Valley history, possibly raising $10 billion on a value of $100 billion.

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