Michal Rosenn, general counsel of Kickstarter, talks about how her company became a public benefit corporation.
March 13, 2017 at 07:55 PM
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Kickstarter released its first annual public benefit statement this month—a document that has been top of mind for general counsel Michal Rosenn since the fall of 2015.
That’s when the Brooklyn, New York-based crowdfunding company announced it would operate as a public benefit corporation, or a PBC.
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