It’s a bit of a ride trying to explain the roller-coaster of Qualtrics’s ownership status over the past several years. They were on their way to go public. There half a year of prep and re-structuring to get ready to go public. There were rumors about what things would look like. Then right as they were about to go public, they were purchased by a multination conglomerate based out of Germany called SAP. After two years of restructuring, new insurance and time off shifting…the informed everyone that they would be going public during Q1 of this year.
It was early morning, and since no one would be able to get any work done that day anyway, they gave everyone the day off, encouraging them to do some good that day. 
The Nasdaq broadcast began with a greeting from Ryan Smith, the now Chairman of the board.
CEO Zig Sarfin was there too.
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They gave lots charming information.
They held up these things.
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The story:
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“Ringing” the socially distant bell.
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While we waited and waited for the stock to officially go on the market, Lucas and I went and got his hair cute.
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Oh my goodness I love this boy.
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He looks so HANDSOME!
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Before and After
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Cute, cute, CUTE!!!
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When we got home, were still waiting…
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Until we weren’t.
It was a long a stressful day for my love, ready to go to sleep.
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I had a bath in my new tub. It was pretty great.
