SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Ruckus went public Friday morning at $15 per share, and employees celebrated with a party to watch CEO Selina Lo ring the NYSE opening bell.
That happened at 6:30 a.m. California time, but that didn't deter several dozen employees and some local media from coming to Sunnyvale to enjoy a hot breakfast, a little champagne and the rare excitement that comes with an IPO. And then a little more champagne.
For Ruckus, founded in 2002, it's been a long road. You can't blame them for celebrating.
Best Meeting Ever
Ruckus's break room. Where else would you want to be at 6:30 a.m.?
Click the image above for some photos of the festivities.
After all the hard work to get to IPO it is great to see the team celebrate together. Looking forward to more innovation from the industry and more IPOs to come.
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