Despite being around for years now, there is still major confusion from issuers regarding the benefits and drawbacks of Regulation A (Reg.A), Regulation CF (Reg.CF), and Regulation D (Reg.D) crowdfunding offerings. What option is right for you? In this podcast, Mike Brette, the CEO and Founder of Small Cap Equity Advisors goes over why he believes Reg.A is the superior choice in most instances, plus provides advice as to what issuers should be doing (and what they shouldn’t be doing as well) in order to achieve a successful capital raise.
Listen to “Why Reg.A is the Superior Crowdfunding Choice over Reg.D or Reg.CF” on Spreaker.
Reg.A, Reg.D, Reg.CF… What’s best for you and/or your company? And how much will it all cost you? Based on the reasons Mr. Brette provides in this podcast, both pro and con, he makes a strong case that regardless of the size of your raise, you should strongly consider the Reg.A option right from the start.
Restricted stock, dead money, valuation determination, accreditation of investors, liquidity issues, possible advertising constraints, total raise amount, the idea of taking a company public, and SEC-approved crowdfunding portals… Mike provides his take on each of these topics, with tangible real-world reasons to back up his opinions. Listen to this podcast to learn what he considers to be the three major reasons why so many issuers fail, plus what you can do to avoid the traps of failure. The tips for success provided in this podcast will certainly give you a better understanding of Reg.A, Reg.D, Reg.CF and the advantages and disadvantages of each. Time to learn from an industry leader!
Mike Brette has been helping companies in all sectors raise money, while taking many of them public the right way for many years. Contact him today for more information or an initial consultation directly by phone at 951-236-8473 or by email here. If there’s one major point you can take away from this podcast, it’s this: just as real estate is all about location, location, location, crowdfunding all comes down to marketing, marketing, marketing, regardless of the option you chose!
ABOUT OUR GUEST: Mike Brette
Michael N. Brette, J.D. advises clients on a wide variety of transactional business matters from startup consulting, Equity Crowdfunding, 506(c) private placement, REG A+ offerings, capital formation, going public, arranging capital for publicly traded companies.
Mr. Brette has published two books Asset Protection Planning and Raising Capital For Your Business (Amazon). He has appeared on more than 450 TV and radio shows discussing various business and financial topics. He has a Juris Doctor (law degree) for 42 years and is listed in Who’s Who in the World and Who’s Who in Industry and Finance.
IMPORTANT!
All information provided is for informational purposes only. Mapable USA is not a registered broker-dealer, funding portal, or investment advisor. This information presented on this website/podcast is not intended as legal or investment advice for anyone to make an investment in any particular company and is not intended for any companies to rely on this information to form an opinion to go public or not to go public or to do any type of offering of securities. Any information presented is not an offer or solicitation to purchase or sell any securities or financial products. None of the information on the Mapable USA podcast or website takes into account any individual person’s personal objectives, financial situation, needs, or particular circumstances. You must check with a securities attorney to find out if an offering is for you, or if you are going to be in the business of selling any type of securities, you need to make sure you are following your state and federal legislative law so you do not get into any troubles. Do not use the opinions as stated on this show as any way to form an opinion as what is wrong or right or what could be done for your business or as an investor. Mapable, LLC recommends you obtain your own financial, legal, and taxation advice before making any financial investment decision.
Recent Comments