William R. Seagraves, President & Founder, CatchFire Funding

No matter where you are in your entrepreneurial journey, it’s always smart to have a game plan. Living in the moment is a great mantra, just not if you’re a business owner. In order to get the results you desire, preparation is key – and that includes determining how to finance your business. The way you fund your business will have a significant effect on its eventual success so you definitely want to do your research and think deeply about all the options.

William Eigner, Partner, Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP

You’ve done everything you should to interest angel investors in your hot company, but how do you get them to pull the trigger and invest?  You already know what it takes to attract investor interest:  build a great product for a large market, recruit a great team and set up a blue-ribbon board of advisers, file patent applications, sign up customers and partners, showcase all of the above on a good website and investor PowerPoint and prepare reasonable offering documents. 

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Bill Clark, CEO & Founder, MicroVentures

Title III of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (JOBS Act) has long been in limbo, waiting for the SEC to vote on the final rules since the act was signed into law in the spring of 2012. But with the SEC having just announced the rules for Title III on October 30, it’s time for startup leadership to take notice – and plan accordingly.

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