Capital Insight

In this episode, hosts Jenny and Michelle interview Annie McShiras and Noni Session from EB PREC about how they are working to bring more equality to real estate.

In this episode, Angela Barbash shares her tips and strategies for those who are interested in economic development and enhancing their communities through investing.

Suzanne Andrews is an angel investor and an ecosystem builder in the finance innovation space, with a particular focus on women and money. In this episode, Suzanne shares her mission to empower women and teach them to shift their mindsets so they can see themselves as investors.

In this episode, hosts Jenny and Michelle are joined by fellow securities lawyer Elizabeth Carter as they spill the tea on regulation crowdfunding platform missteps they have witnessed as well as the first major compliance action against a crowdfunding platform. They discuss why this is a serious issue for small businesses gaining access to funding, and how crowdfunding platforms could work more collaboratively with lawyers who represent small businesses so that everyone wins.

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Jenny Kassan is a business attorney with decades of experience. She is also a certified transformational coach, social entrepreneur, and finance innovator. Her formula for mission-aligned capital raising has helped diverse entrepreneurs throughout the country raise millions of dollars on their own terms.

Learn more about Jenny Kassan, here >>>> www.jennykassan.com <<<<

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Elizabeth L. Carter is a crowdfunding securities attorney who is passionate about restorative economics and community development.

Elizabeth assists investment funds, businesses, cooperatives, and nonprofits with the legal strategy and compliance of raising capital from both accredited and non-accredited investors (i.e. crowdfunding).

Learn more about Elizabeth L. Carter, here:  elcesq.com

Babbie Jacobs is an experienced angel investor based in New York. In this episode, Babbie shares how and why she has centered her investing strategy around community and relationships.

Mickey Wiles began to raise capital for his first business with an investment crowdfunding offering on a Vermont-based platform called Milk Money offering. About a year ago, Mickey and his team wanted to grow the business and needed capital to do so, but realized the mainstream method of startup fundraising wasn’t appealing to them. That led them to seek out investors that were much more geared toward social impact investing.

Keren Flavell is a seasoned entrepreneur with achievements in media, tech, and community. In this episode, Keren shares her approach to the Steward-Ownership Investor Model and why it's beneficial for startups to explore non-traditional fundraising strategies to raise capital.

Laura Oldanie is a socially conscious wealth coach who blogs at Rich & Resilient Living, where she explores money and lifestyle choices for a regenerative future. In this episode, Laura shares how she got started investing, the ideas behind slow money, and the resources available to non-accredited investors.

In this episode, Host Jenny and Michelle interview Aunnie Patton Power, the founder of Intelligent Impact. Aunnie shares her views on why the traditional venture capital model doesn’t always work for small businesses and what alternatives she’s found to be more successful.