Mark Winstein

Andrew Alexander interviews Mark Winstein on his Creating a Vegan World Podcast. We go deep on a number of topics vital to the future of veganism, vegan investing, and the future vegan economy. Best overview of Vegan Launch to date.

Understanding the difference between a trend and a paradigm is vital to successful investing. Today, we'll see why veganism is a true sea change, and how seeing it this way can help you profit as an investor in the exploding vegan economy.

Major trends in fintech and finance laws have resulted in a "liquidity boom". This financial revolution holds great promise for growing the vegan and ecological economies, and for solving previously intractable world challenges.

Let's talk about me! Today, I'll tell you my vegan story, and fill in some details about how Vegan Launch got started.

Vegan entrepreneurs can have a lot of fears around raising capital for their company. Here are several practical steps to help you avoid bringing a "vulture capitalist" into your company and instead build a great team of investors!

Since the 1930's, Investing in startups has been largely limited to the most wealthy investors. With the growth of investment crowdfunding, the general public can now widely invest in privately held startups for the first time in generations. Investing in early stage vegan companies is quite different from buying stocks on Wall Street. We discuss some basic concepts to help make the experience satisfying despite the high risk of loss.

On April 5, 2012, the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act became law. Title III of the JOBS Act established crowdfunding provisions that allow early-stage businesses to offer and sell securities to the general public. This activity was originally made either illegal or extremely difficult by the Securities Act of 1933. Today, we'll discuss the three main regulations of Title III to help investors and entrepreneurs understand how they can be used to fund projects from a few hundred thousand dollars up to $75 million.

I attended an online vegan women entrepreneur and investor conference the other day. It was awesome. But a lot of people were talking about "Imposter Syndrome" in the chat. Like most entrepreneurs, I've had to deal with Imposter Syndrome myself. Here's a 20 minute quick fix!

Money changing hands is a symbol of mutual commitment. We discuss the structure of commitment to help you improve your skill at completing sales and raising capital.

Thanks to Title III and other modern financial regulations worldwide, vegan millennials and zoomers can solve large-scale challenges now and directly build their own economic future without waiting for boomers to take action.