SEC Amends Exempt Offering Framework

SEC Startup Business Investment Regulations Update

SEC Startup Business Investment Regulations Update Monday March 15th, 2021 new regulatory changes go into effect that have big ramifications for investors in startups. Those changes include: Increasing the maximum amount companies can raise in a 12-month period via Reg CF from $1.07M to $5M and Reg A+ from $50M to $75M Increasing the annual…

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Video – How to Write a Business Plan:
About Any “Government Requirements”

VIDEO – What investors and lenders look for in your business and in your plan — What to think about as you edit the “Government Requirements” section of your business plan and what investors and lenders (crowdfund, angel, venture capital, SBA) look for as they consider funding your start up or growing company.

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Video – How to Write a Business Plan:
Detailing Your “Use of Funds”

VIDEO – What to think about as you edit the “Use of Funds” section of your business plan and what investors and lenders (crowdfund, angel, venture capital, SBA) look for as they consider funding your start up or growing company. (How much money you need… For what? Here we summarize your capital requirements enabling investors to quickly see how to plan to apply their investment.)

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Video – How to Write a Business Plan:
Discussing Your “Pricing Strategy”

VIDEO – What to think about as you edit the “Pricing Strategy” section of your business plan and what investors and lenders (crowdfunding, angels, venture capital, SBA) look for as they consider funding your start up or growing company.

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Video – Writing Your Business Plan:
Revealing Your “Risks”

VIDEO – What to think about as you edit the “Risk” section of your business plan and what investors and lenders (crowdfund, angel, venture capital, SBA) look for as they consider funding your start up or growing company.