jonlegend

Great points! This is the type of feedback I was looking for.

Good input. As a college student as well, I wouldn't expect any of my peers to attend something like this for free either.

I believe the key to this, however, lies in a good business model that pays the students for their time and input. Many students are strapped on time, but I'd be willing to wager even more are strapped on cash.

Ultimately, my concern at the moment is not whether students would be interested, but whether startups would be interested. What do you think?

Looks cool, I'll add it to the list

Has anyone ever purchased stocks early on for a startup that went IPO? Is this a wise thing to do?

Enabling them to become a better and more effective business. It has to do with better connecting them with their customers.

I thought it was because the more par value you put on your stocks, the more its going to cost you during incorporation.

FYI: My company has 10,000,000 stocks valued at .01 a share, it cost $94 total [Delaware C-corp].