This is obviously good for recruiting. BUT: It would be helpful for employees relying on the representations in this letter to have the commitment of the lead investors to this policy. It would also be helpful to see an accounting set-aside to cover the costs of the policy.
The problem here is that the CEO is "fighting the good fight" on behalf of insiders, but he may be fighting that fight against the investors.
The problem here is that the CEO is "fighting the good fight" on behalf of insiders, but he may be fighting that fight against the investors.
Guess who wins in that case?