In the burgeoning Midwest tech sector, a new crowdfunding platform is looking to accelerate growth within the community through equity-based crowdfunding for non-accredited investors.
There are few things more exciting, and nerve-wracking, for a startup founder than launching a crowdfunding campaign. Will people buy in? Will this validate my efforts? What happens if no.
Gladitood, a crowdfunding platform designed for social good on a global scale has announced the launch of not one, but two projects. (Techli first covered Galditood HERE) In one.
We all know how important it is to have funding for your startup. But, how do you go about finding it? Sometimes it’s about raising capital, maybe you’re focused on.
As Techli reported in February, online solar marketplace Geostellar took a gambit on equity crowdfunding. Thus far it seems to be paying off. The West Virginia-based company announced it had.
While it took roughly one year for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to put the rules in place, the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, which was signed.
One evening on Twitter, I met a guy named Jared Janes from Denver. He’s 26 and has big ideas on how he can make an impact on the world. Truth.
Crowdsourcing and crowdfunding are helping Lambert-St. Louis International Airport get a lot more kid friendly. On Thursday officials from Lambert, The Magic House St. Louis Children’s Museum, and Rally Saint.
The founder of Gluejar, a New Jersey-based startup, is promoting a rigorous campaign to “unglue” or “make a digital book free to read and use worldwide,” thus eliminating cost barriers still felt in many poor communities.
Miami-based Crowdfunding platform EarlyShares raised a Series A funding of more than $1.15 million dollars, a further indication of the growing crowdfunding market.
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