We Should Not Have Filed IPO When We Did: Box CEO Levie

The transcript discusses the decision to delay an IPO due to market volatility and the support from private investors. It reflects on the distractions caused by the IPO filing and emphasizes the company's focus on execution and growth. The conversation addresses financial transparency, criticism of spending, and future plans, including the likelihood of going public.

Why did the company decide to delay its IPO?

• Because of market volatility

• To merge with another company

• To focus on international expansion

• Due to a lack of investor interest

What was one of the main distractions caused by the IPO filing?

• Increased competition

• Negative news reports

• Technical issues

• Employee turnover

What is the company's primary focus after the IPO filing?

• Reducing costs

• Expanding product lines

• Execution and business growth

• Entering new markets

How does the company view its spending on sales and marketing?

• As a temporary strategy

• As a necessary investment for growth

• As an area to cut costs

• As a mistake

What is the company's stance on going public in the future?

• They are likely to go public

• They have no plans to go public

• They are undecided about going public

• They plan to sell the company instead