Could Asana Be a Millionaire-Maker Stock?
What if I told you that in just a few days, you could be one of the first public investors in a company that's helping to define a new market category of software? Don't answer just yet. What if that company was already experiencing incredible growth and had captured almost a third of the Fortune 500 as clients? But wait, there's more. How about if its CEO and co-founder already had a proven track record as a Facebook co-founder, and this new company has been recognized numerous times as a best place to work? Interested in finding out more? If you are, read on.
The company I'm talking about is Asana, which plans to go public at the end of the month, trading on the NYSE with the ticker symbol SANA. Let's dig into the details about this work-management software-as-a-service platform company to see if it could be a millionaire-maker for investors who get in early.
In the early days of Facebook, co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and his engineering manager, Justin Rosenstein, were frustrated by the amount of coordination required to get projects done. To help their teams stay organized and aligned, they built an internal work management tool for their engineers to use. They left the social network in 2008 and founded Asana to make the software available for businesses around the world.
Source Fool.com
