June 19, 2015 Could Be One Of The Most Historic Days In The History Of Entrepreneurship. “Regulation A Mini-IPOs,” Available on the Podcast Network The Ultimate Entrepreneur with Jay Abraham Commemorates SEC’s new
Many companies are expected to take advantage of this new avenue of capital formation.Īnd for those companies who are uncertain as to whether there will be sufficient investor interest to justify the time and expense of filing a Regulation A+ offering with the SEC, companies will now be able to “test the waters,” publicly solicit non-binding indications of interest, before making any filings with the SEC.įor those companies that are considering testing the waters, or are ready to commence the new Regulation A+ qualification process, please feel free to contact me for more information at To follow major developments in the post-JOBS Act world, follow my blog at For those of you who are interested in listening to the interview, it is available at no charge on the CBS Network.įollowing is a Press Release announcing the CBS Podcast.: With bi-partisan backing from Congress under Title IV of the JOBS Act of 2012 and detailed SEC rules, a private company can now go public through SEC Regulation A+, allowing a company to raise up to $50 million in a Mini IPO and operate as a public company with reduced ongoing SEC disclosure.
It is a great honor and privilege for me to be able to sit down for an interview by renowned business mentor Jay Abraham on June 19, 2015, an historic day for both small business and retail investors alike, to discuss some of the practical implications of Regulation A+.įor the first time in over a century private early stage and more mature private companies alike will be able to offer their securities to the general public without having to endure the oversize costs and burdens of a traditional IPO – which can run into millions of dollars. Securities Lawyer Sam Guzik Sits Down with Legendary Mentor and Entrepreneur Jay Abraham to Reflect on Regulation A+ - The Dawn of a New Era for Small Business Capital Formation.