Evernote Stock

evernote.comEnterprise Software / ProductivityFounded: 2008Funding to Date: $184.05MM

Evernote is the developer of a productivity app that lets users remember everything and accomplish anything.

Register To Buy and Sell Private Company Shares

For more details on financing and valuation of private companies similar to Evernote before its M&A, register or login today.

Please provide a valid email address.

By registering, you agree to Forge’s Terms of Use. Already registered? Log in

Enterprise Value

Powered by Forge Data

Access valuation and stock price for companies like Evernote before its M&A.

View secondary pricing information, VWAP and distribution waterfall. And seek potentially outsized returns with same day private market data for private companies.

Become part of the Secondary Marketplace, catering to both individual and institutional investors.

Access Stock Price

Animation displayed is not current and securities are shown for illustrative purposes only.

Evernote stock FAQs

plusminus

Can you buy Evernote stock?

You can no longer buy Evernote stock on a secondary marketplace as this company is no longer private. If you are interested in buying stock of other private companies, learn more about how to invest in the private market or register today to get started.
plusminus

How to buy Evernote stock?

To invest in a private company like Evernote through Forge, you must first qualify as an accredited investor. (Learn more about the accreditation process.)
  1. Create a free account to access Forge’s marketplace.
  2. Express your interest in specific investments. Within Forge Markets, you will find detailed pricing and financing information for thousands of private companies.
  3. Throughout this process, a dedicated Forge Private Market Specialist will be available to address any questions you may have and to guide you seamlessly through each step of the transaction.
plusminus

Can you sell Evernote stock?

You can no longer sell stock of Evernote on Forge as this company is no longer private. However, if you own stock of a private company, Forge may help you sell it in a way that works for you and the company. Learn more or register with us today to get started.
plusminus

How to sell Evernote stock?

If you hold private company shares of Evernote - whether as an employee or an early investor - Forge can help you sell them.
  1. Create a free Forge account, this will give you access to Forge’s marketplace and to one of our experienced Private Market Specialist to answer any questions you might have.
  2. Indicate your interest to sell your Evernote stock on our platform.
  3. Work with your dedicated Private Market Specialist who’ll help guide you through every step of the transaction.
plusminus

Is Evernote a public company?

No, Evernote is a privately held company and is currently not publicly traded on any stock markets including NYSE or NASDAQ.
plusminus

Can institutional investors buy and sell private market stocks?

Yes. As one of the largest trading platform for the private market, Forge helps institutional investors seek liquidity as they buy and sell private stock for their portfolios or their clients. Our private market specialists have decades of experience working with institutional firms. Learn more or register today to get started.

Evernote investors also invested in these private companies

Team

Management Team

Jeff Shotts
CFO
Douglas MacMillan
CEO
Anirban Kundu
Chief Technology Officer
Chris O'Neill
CEO
Ken Gullicksen
Chief Scientific Officer

Board Members

Stepan Pachikov Ph.D
Self
Hitoshi Hokamura
Evernote
Gary Little
Morgenthaler
Roelof Botha
Sequoia Capital
Milan-based Bending Spoons has acquired Evernote, making the end of an era for the long-running note-taking app.
What's even more strange is that nobody noticed for two years, not even Evernote.
Libin is the latest high-profile executive to leave San Francisco. He now believes remote working will be a "massive and profound" change.
The U.S. is pursuing a civil forfeiture claim on more than 300,000 units of the tether cryptocurrency said to have been stolen this year.
Updated on: Jul 26, 2024

PLEASE READ THESE IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICES & DISCLOSURES

Public news articles listed on this page have been curated by Forge based on several factors including, but not limited to, product updates, changes in organization structure, funding rounds, third-party valuations, and key personnel changes. Changes to this list of articles can be made at any time without notice and should not be relied upon for investment purposes. Forge does not verify the accuracy of the information contained in public news articles.