What separates the companies that thrive in the public markets from those that struggle under the pressure?


In this episode, Doug Chia speaks with John Tuttle, former Vice Chairman and Chief Commercial Officer of the New York Stock Exchange and current public company board director. Drawing on his experience working with thousands of companies, John shares candid insights into why companies are staying private longer, the rise of private capital, and the trade-offs between private flexibility and public market discipline. They also explore what it takes to build a "public-ready" operating system, why SPAC shortcuts failed many businesses, and how effective boards and management teams maintain constructive, "nose in, hands out" dynamics.

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