David Teten

MAY 8, 2012

It allows small businesses to raise $1 million, from a limit of 10% of income or $10,000 from individual investors, without registering their companies with the SEC. For small businesses, registering a company is timely and costly in management fees, accounting fees, and legal fees.

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Startup Company Lawyer

MAY 26, 2012

” Title III enables “crowdfunding,” or the ability to sell securities in small amounts to a large number of investors. Whether or not the crowdfunding provisions will have a significant impact on small business fundraising is yet to be determined. Crowdfunding Prior to the JOBS Act.

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crowdSPRING Blog

OCTOBER 27, 2013

I started a couple of weeks ago with the first part of a post on small business trends for 2014; today I have 5 more trends that I’d like to share. Having said that, these may inform how you approach your business in the next 12 months; here ya go: 1. Secondly, trends are trends and nothing more. Outsourcing social media.

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VC Cafe

JUNE 18, 2012

Whether you are a big brand, a small business, or a non-profit – the Brandsforce proprietary platform helps you create and execute an advocacy program that is right for you. Our platform extracts the real value from social networks, empowering online businesses to attract, engage and understand users like never before.

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