The U.S. Government recently passed Title II of the JOBS Act, legalizing general solicitation, (marketing), for private securities (private companies). This monumental deregulation of Securities Laws grants companies greater flexibility when prospecting potential investors. Crowdfunding involves fundraising via security offerings directed to the general public. Under previous securities law, this was considered a “public offering” … Read more
The health and prosperity of the United States’ middle market is essential to the continued economic recovery from the “Great Recession”. Based on the latest data, the middle market appears poised for growth. The middle market, defined as companies with annual revenues between $10 million and $1 billion is comprised of approximately 200,000 companies and … Read more
The age of firewalls, onsite servers, and implementation teams is coming to an end. Enterprise software is moving into the cloud, and with it we’re seeing a whole new way of doing business. Companies are increasingly comfortable with web-based software because of the advantages it offers in terms of cost, security, and ease-of-use. As this … Read more
Dan Primack from Fortune reports that the ban on “general solicitation” for private investments could soon be eliminated thanks to a bill introduced in the House of Representatives. According to Primack: Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has introduced a short bill that would direct the SEC to “eliminate the prohibition against general solicitation as a requirement … Read more
Last week our Co-Founder, Eric Jackson, appeared as a guest on Tech Coast Angels “Business Communication” show hosted by Barbara Seymore Giordano. The topic was “How to Raise Money in a Tough Economy.” They discussed a number of strategies and tactics for getting funding for your business. Eric explained how companies can use CapLinked to … Read more
Our CEO Eric Jackson made an appearance on Inc. Radio this week to talk about CapLinked and how to have better control over your company’s file sharing Click here for the interview. Eric Jackson comes on at 28:40.
