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Better Planning = More Choices
If you’ve ever played poker, you know that holding onto the wrong hand for too long can cost you. The same is true with your equity compensation.
When too much of your net worth is tied to one company—especially the one signing your paycheck—you’re taking on what’s called concentration risk. It’s a risk that’s easy to overlook, especially when things are going well.
SECURE YOUR SPOT BY FILLING OUT THE FORM
Mark Schlafer
Financial Advisor - Schlafer Wealth Management
Managing concentration risk isn’t about selling all your shares—it’s about making informed choices. If you have significant equity compensation, that’s a great position to be in. But smart investors know when to take some chips off the table.
In the Webcast you will learn:
Understanding Your Equity Compensation
Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPPs)
The Hidden Danger of Concentration Risk
Great Companies Don’t Always Stay on Top
🎯 Limited Spots Available
Date: March 18th, 2025 at 6PM est
Duration: 25 minutes + optional Q&A
Don't wait until a costly mistake forces you to take action. Join industry professionals who are taking control of their equity compensation today.
Better planning leads to better opportunities—ensure yours don't slip away.
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