RSSCompany: Blackboard
- Matthew Pittinsky Provides Introduction to Dan Cane, Steve Gilfus and Lecture on Company, Blackboard
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Decision To Go Public and Fact That Blackboard Straddles Education and Technology Markets
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Qualified Provision of IPO and Influence of Pricing on IPO
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Banker Input On Pricing and Thoughts On Price Sensitivity
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Decision To Go Public and Banker Relationships
- Matthew Pittinsky - Lecture - IPO Process at Blackboard, Inc
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Role of Analyst in IPO Process
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Whether or Not He Would Work With a Bank Whose Analysts Had Negative Comments About the Stock
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Challenges of Making Transition From Public to Private - Especially With Regards to Investor Relations
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Writing The Prospectus
- Matthew Pittinsky States Decision To Go Public Was More For Status and Ability to Sell Than About the Cash
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Diverse Investor Group
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Change in Board After The IPO
- Steve Gilfus Discusses Background of Blackboard, the Product
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Initial Launch of the Blackboard Brand
- Dan Cane Discusses Initial Funding of Blackboard Came From Family and Friends
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Biggest Challenge of Starting a Business Is Finding Capital
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Impact of Age and Perception of Experience to Market
- Matthew Pittinsky Shares Thoughts on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
- Matthew Pittinsky Shares Thoughts on Maintaining Confidentiality During IPO Process
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Difference in First Draft Of Prospectus Which Was Prior to Sarbanes-Oxley
- Matthew Pittinsky Shares Thoughts on Their Lock-Up Period
- Matthew Pittinsky Discusses Process of Picking Banks for the IPO Deal
- Matthew Pittinsky Outlines Size of IPO and Desire to Minimize Dilution With Maximum Capital Gain
- Matthew Pittinsky States He Wouldn't Have Changed Anything About the IPO Process
