Shareholders are deciding whether Mike works with filmmaker AC Dickson on a set of coaching sessions. Real money, real consequences, decided by the owners.
Cast a vote →In 2008, Mike Merrill sold himself — 100,000 shares of one human being, offered to the public. The first person owned by his shareholders.
Eighteen years later the market's still open and the votes still bind. Shareholders have decided where he lives, what he wears, who he dates. Some calls were fun. Some were not. All of them were real.
A share isn't a bet on a number going up. It's a key to the room where the decisions get made.