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Rebecca Boenigk and her mother start Neutral Posture, a cutting-edge office furniture company, in a Texas garage in the 1990s. They bootstrap it into a multi-million-dollar company, but after it goes public in 1997, things begin to fall apart. A disagreeable co-executive, board members who micromanage Rebecca's every move, and lack of Wall Street analyst coverage are only the beginning of Rebecca's problems. The company's stock price trades at below book value, and Rebecca doesn't see eye to eye with board members. Should she undertake a risky and possibly litigious go-private transaction or fix Neutral Posture's public problems?