Small-cap IPO evangelist David Weild is stepping up his crusade.
For the last several years Weild and Edward Kim, his colleague at accounting firm Grant Thornton, have been publishing research papers setting forth their view of how market and regulatory changes have made it much harder for small companies to go public and why that is bad for America.
Now, joining with media entrepreneur Brett Johnson, Weild, a former Nasdaq vice chairman, has launched the New Markets Movement to mobilize public opinion to fix Wall Street—as opposed to occupying it. Johnson is founder and chief executive of OneMedPlace, a media and research firm for investors in emerging health-care companies.
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