In our third piece on IPOs, we share what investors should consider when assessing an IPO opportunity.

If something were to happen to you tomorrow, could your business survive without you? For most owners, the honest answer is uncomfortable. Here's what continuity planning actually looks like, and why it can't wait. 

Dividing your business equally among your children isn't automatically fair. It might actually be the decision that fractures everything you've built. Here's what fairness really requires in family business succession, and the structures that make it work. 

You've built something real. But when it's time to hand it off, the legal documents won't be what saves it. Here's why succession fails, and what conversations actually change the outcome. 

We continue our three-part series on understanding IPOs with Part II, where we share considerations investors may want to consider when contemplating participation in an IPO.

With trillion-dollar names like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic poised to go public in 2026, Matt Dmytryzyn breaks down what investors really need to know about how IPOs work, why early gains fade, and the hidden constraints on getting in.