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« Mini IPOs — Regulation A
Regulation A+ Explained »

Why every entrepreneur should consider a Mini-IPO

2 Jul 2015   | Web/Micro Loans & Crowdfunding

Tags: regulation A

LINK TO ORIGINAL ARTICLE:
  • http://venturebeat.com/2015/06/19/why-every-entrepreneur-should-consider-a-mini-ipo/

Title IV of the 2012 JOBS Act kicked in today. Now, the fastest growing private companies in America can conduct Mini-IPOs and raise up to $50 million from anyone. Historically, investing in startups and small businesses was reserved for just accredited investors, or just the wealthiest 2 percent of America. Now, after three years of anticipation, investing in pre-IPO companies will be opened up to the other 98 percent.

Mini-IPOs could also allow founders to take on less dilution and retain more control of their companies. So, should you consider a Mini-IPO? Here are seven reasons why you might want to:

1. Reward loyal customers
The change will be especially powerful for private companies that have already built a large and passionate customer base.

>>> READ MORE at:
  • http://venturebeat.com/2015/06/19/why-every-entrepreneur-should-consider-a-mini-ipo/
« Mini IPOs — Regulation A
Regulation A+ Explained »

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