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The Differncees Between Crowdfunding and Regulation A+ Offerings and What Companies Are Benefitting from Reg.A+ (Part 1)
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The Differncees Between Crowdfunding and Regulation A+ Offerings and What Companies Are Benefitting from Reg.A+ (Part 1)

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RegAMoney.com: Now that Crowdfunding has basically gone mainstream, everyone seems to be taking notice. And that goes for the “Reg.A Money Show” as well. Co-hosting the show has gotten our very own Ron Costa nominated for a “committee” and “advisor” position at the Crowdfunding Professional Association. When you’re nominated for such a position for such a prestigious organization, you know you’re doing something right. While the podcast obviously features the latest happenings in the “Reg.A+” world, Regulation A+ is not without its controversies (as per an article recently published on Barrons), which is why the show always welcomes differing opinions and always extends an offering for anyone with an opinion on Reg.A+ to be a guest on the show. The whole point of the podcast is to present information on Reg.A+ in as unbiased a fashion as possible and how companies and investors can access the capital markets using Reg.A + as their vehicle of choice. Learn as we answer a question from a listener who asks: “What are the major differences between Crowdfunding and Regulation A+? And what companies are benefiting from going the Reg.A+ route?”

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