Preparing for IPO: Financial and Valuation Risks for Life Sciences Companies and How to Address Them

June 4, 2026
10:00 am - 10:50 am

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Getting to IPO is only half the challenge. For life sciences companies, the financial, operational, and governance decisions made today directly shape valuation outcomes tomorrow – and the gaps that go unaddressed can delay your timeline or create drag when it matters most.

Join us for Preparing for IPO: Financial and Valuation Risks for Life Sciences Companies and How to Address Them, where we’ll cover the checklist and dive deeper into the following:

  • How to clean up your cap table before it becomes a dealbreaker
  • What to fix in your convertible notes and instruments before diligence
  • How to get your ASC 718 compliance right the first time
  • Why a strong valuation position is your best defense in diligence

Walk away with a practical framework to assess where your company stands today, identify the risks that could derail your timeline or valuation, and build a clear roadmap to get IPO-ready before advisor decisions and valuation targets are locked in.


This webinar is eligible for 1.0 CPE credit

Advanced Preparation: None
Prerequisites: None
Program Level: Overview
Field of Study: Accounting (Governmental)
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based

Certificate of Participation and CPE credit 

  • Each registered person attending the live webinar is eligible to receive a Certificate of Participation / Continuing Professional Education (CPE).  
  • To receive a Certificate of Participation / CPE, participants must answer the interactive polling questions presented throughout the webinar; participants will have approximately 30 seconds to respond to the questions. 

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This program is offered at no cost; therefore, no refunds are applicable. If you are unable to attend, we kindly ask that you cancel your registration in advance so we can offer your spot to others.  

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