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United States Research - Jones Lang LaSalle - Commercial Real Estate

http://www.us.am.joneslanglasalle.com/unitedstates/EN-US/Pages/Research.aspx The Jones Lang LaSalle property clock demonstrates where each market sits within its real estate cycle.

Recruitment and Selection Strategies: Five Hot Tips for Start-ups | Videos

http://www.marsdd.com/videos/entries/recruitment-and-selection-strategies-five-hot-tips-for-start-ups Margo Crawford, President & CEO of Business Sherpa in Ottawa gives five essential tips for entrepreneurs recruiting candidates for strategic start-up growth.

ACG Global Home page

http://www.acg.org/ The Association for Corporate Growth, a global professional organization focused on middle-market growth, private investment and mergers and acquisitions, announced that Duane Morris LLP, a leading law firm in private equity, has signed the first multi-year agreement as an ACG Global Growth Partner. "With Duane Morris on board for the next three years as a Global Growth Partner, ACG will gain intellectual capital and a world-class partner that shares ACG’s goal of elevating the discussion around private capital, corporate growth, governance and business strategy," said Gary LaBranche, FASAE, CAE, president and CEO of ACG. "Duane Morris will play an integral role in advancing ACG’s mission to drive middle-market growth, and ACG members will benefit from this commitment." "We are pleased to embark on this multi-year journey with ACG," said George J.

Angel Capital Association - North America's Professional Alliance of Angel Groups

http://www.angelcapitalassociation.org/ North America's Professional Alliance of Angel Groups and Private Investors The Angel Capital Association (ACA) is the North American trade association of angel groups and private investors that invest in high growth, early-stage ventures. The Angel Capital Association provides professional development for angel groups, family offices and private investors, delivers services and benefits to support the success of ACA member portfolio companies and serves as the promotional voice for the North American angel community and the public policy voice for the US professional angel community. The Angel Capital Association & Angel Resource Institute The Angel Capital Association is closely aligned with the Angel Resource (ARI), a charitable organization that conducts market research and provides education and information related to angel investing for investors, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial support organizations, policy makers, university faculty and students.
A high-impact, interactive forum to help entrepreneurs meet investors and provide investors with access to screened high-potential investment opportunities.

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Angel Investing « New Business Law

http://rameymichael.wordpress.com/category/angel-investing/ Both the Virginia Senate and House of Delegates have passed identical bills ( SB428 and HB523 ) providing tax relief to investors who make investments in certain Virginia businesses. The bills were sponsored by Delegate Sam Nixon of Chesterfield and Senator Mark Herring of Loudon/Fairfax. The bill excludes from a taxpayer’s Virginia income any “long-term capital gain” (as defined by federal tax laws) resulting from such investment. In plain English, this means that an investor who makes a qualifying investment in a Virginia business will not pay Virginia income tax on the capital gain realized from the sale of that investment – a potentially huge benefit. One interesting feature is that the tax relief appears to be available to company founders (as long as they make qualifying investments). It also appears to apply to venture capital funds and other investment partnerships that make qualifying investments.
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DLA Piper Venture Pipeline | Frequently Asked Questions

http://www.theventurealley.com/startups/house-overwhelmingly-approves-general-solicitation-of-accredited-investors/ CONTRIBUTED BY Amid the recent flurry of House bills intended to facilitate capital formation, which we’ve discussed here and here , is the Access to Capital for Job Creators Act, H.R. 2940 . H.R. 2940 would amend Section 4(2) of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, to exempt from SEC securities registration:

House Overwhelmingly Approves General Solicitation of Accredited Investors : The Venture Alley : Entrepreneurs, Startups, Venture Capital, Angel Investors

To say it has been quite a week (less a few months since we started this) is an understatement. What began as a few entrepreneurs completely frustrated over the availability of capital to fund ‘our American dreams’ has turned into a full fledged Bill (HR 2930) before Congress with the President’s support hailing us as the ‘nation’s economic engine and job creators.’ How amazing that both sides are eager to move this forward to help create JOBS! We would love to have you continue to contribute to this initiative and will provide some opportunities at the end of this email. We thought we were on to something, but all this? Seriously!???

» Crowdfund Investing Update – Congressional hearing, HR Bill 2930, Bipartisan Support & President Obama backing … Not a bad week in DC Startup Exemption

http://www.startupexemption.com/archives/132#axzz1fJ4tFGrc
On Thursday, President Barack Obama proposed the American Jobs Act to create new jobs for millions of Americans. A key component of the proposal is to reduce regulation for startups, especially in crowdfunding. Currently, websites like IndieGoGo and Kickstarter offer the opportunity for people to contribute small amounts of money to new ventures. Under the President’s proposal, startups could offer equity to small scale investors, which might fuel a new wave of crowdfunding startups. Larger startups would have reduced regulatory costs for going public, with “mini” public offerings. Companies participating could raise up to $50 million, rather than the current limit of $5 million.

Obama Proposes Regulatory Reform for Crowdfunding | #1 Site for Crowdsourcing, Crowdfunding, & Open Innovation News | Daily Crowdsource

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Our Team Andy Weissman is a partner at Union Square Ventures. Andy began his career in the Internet at AOL in the mid-90s, then managed a series of venture funds with Dawntreader Ventures. In 2007 he co-founded betaworks, which both created and invested in social, real-time applications and services.