Secondary sales shift from founder windfalls to employee-retention tools

In May, AI sales automation startup Clay said it was allowing most of its employees to sell some of their shares at a$1.5 billion valuation. Coming just months after its Series B, Clay’s offer of liquidity was a rarity in a market where tender offers, as these types of secondary transactions are known, were still uncommon for relatively young companies.

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