Future Technology 500 - Predictions Trends Inventions The Direct Public Offering – The Original Securities-Based Crowdfunding Model | Cutting Edge Capital Excitement about the new crowdfunding securities exemption created under the JOBS Act continues to build despite the long wait for the SEC and FINRA to promulgate the rules that are necessary for the new law to go into effect. While the details of the new exemption remain largely unknown, we all hope that it will provide another viable way for companies to offer and sell securities publicly to both accredited and non-accredited investors and thus increase the flow of capital to small businesses and startups around the country. Unfortunately, however, it may be some time before companies can legally use this new exemption to raise capital from the crowd. What many people may not know is that the new crowdfunding exemption is not the only way, nor perhaps the best way, to legally raise investment capital from the crowd. There are several legal compliance pathways that can be used to conduct a direct public offering. Issuers can Raise More than $1 Million Using a Direct Public Offering
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Technological evolution SMART Platforms EarlyShares.com | Crowdfunding Platform Crowdsourcing and Crowdfunding - The Industry Website Social Crowdfunding Platform Rally.org Expands To Europe With New Berlin Incubator And Donations In Euros, With Pounds Coming Soon Rally.org, the U.S.-based crowdfunding platform designed for socially-minded causes, is taking its mission to Europe. Today, the startup is opening an incubator in Berlin, its first outside of the U.S., and on a limited beta will start to process donations made on its proprietary payment platform in euros, with the intention of adding British pounds and other currencies in the very near future. Rally.org — which, commendably, used its own platform to raise $7.9 million from the likes of Relay Ventures, Mike Maples of Floodgate Fund, Reid Hoffman of Greylock Partners, Kevin Rose of Google Ventures, Craig Shapiro of Collaborative Fund, Michael Birch of Bebo, Tim Ferriss and Eric Ries — recently passed 3 million people contributing to 23,000 campaigns on its platform, and the idea is to tap into more local social causes and fundraising activities in this part of the world to grow that base even more.
TechCrunch GLOCOM Platform - Special Topics - Activity Report GLOCOM Platform Tokyo Forum Report: November 21, 2002 Takahiro Miyao (Professor, GLOCOM) Summaries, Slides and Videos Background Mobile and wireless technologies are the hottest theme in the IT field now, as they are being applied to change our daily life in a fundamental way. The GLOCOM Platform (www.glocom.org) has so far held two international forums on this theme, one in Los Angeles and the other one in Tokyo. The Tokyo Forum was offered by the GLOCOM Platform and sponsored by the Center for Global Partnership at the Japan Foundation in cooperation with The Japan Times. An Overview of Presentations Opening Session: Hideya TAIDA (Director, Center for Global Partnership, The Japan Foundation) Opening Address: Shumpei KUMON (Executive Director and Professor, GLOCOM) Keynote Speech: "Where Are We Up To?" Session 1: Global and National Trends and Strategies: Session 2: Community Strategies and Policy Issues: