Demystifying Investment Crowdfunding: Your Path to Capital Fundraising
Designed for CEOs & CFOs executing their first capital raise.
If you are looking to raise capital for your business and wondering, “Are things like crowdfunding and community/consumer investment the right option for me?"
Then, this webinar is well worth your time.
Join us on Thursday, October 19th at 9 AM PT, for the fourth installment of our Capital Raising Webinar Series to explore the world of alternative funding options, where we break down the why, who, and how. Learn why alternative funding is a game-changer, who stands to gain the most from it, and how to harness its potential.
Listen in as fundraising experts share their insights on its benefits for small businesses and the compelling reasons to consider it. Learn about the requirements and legal needs to conduct these types of offerings. Special guest speakers Kim Arnone, managing partner at Cutting Edge Capital, and Jonny Price, VP of Fundraising at Wefunder will provide essential guidance.
You'll learn:
Various alternative funding options available to you including Regulation Crowdfund and Regulation A offerings.
Tips on how to craft a compelling and persuasive pitch that clearly communicates your business or project's value proposition, goals, and why it's worth investing in.
The legal and regulatory requirements associated with your chosen funding method.
How to set realistic goals and expectations.
And more!
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Managing Partner, Cutting Edge Capital
Kim has experience working with start-up enterprises, large and small businesses, nonprofits and cooperatives to solve legal and capital raising challenges. Currently, she works with mission-driven companies to help them design securities offerings that allow for the right kind of growth without compromising vision, ideals or control. Kim lives, works, and plays in Oakland.
VP of Fundraising, Wefunder
Jonny leads the Fundraising team at Wefunder, the largest Regulation Crowdfunding platform. Prior to joining Wefunder in 2018, Jonny founded the U.S. lending division at the non-profit Kiva.org. Originally from the UK, Jonny now lives in Nashville with his wife Ali, and three children Felicity, Carlyle and Margot.