Crowdfunding landscape in NC offers other options
FundingStack from John Panaccione and Clem Seifert isn’t the only effort to simplify the crowdfunding process in North Carolina. Here’s a look at other options.
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Want to learn more about crowdfunding? Check out upcoming free seminars
It’s time to start investment crowdfunding our most promising North Carolina startups and existing businesses to help grow the economy, create jobs, and enable new products and services in communities all over our state. Learn how at a series of upcoming seminars.
Read MoreHave questions about crowdfunding? These seminars might help
A series of upcoming seminars may provide answers you are looking for when it comes to crowdfunding in North Carolina.
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Back story: How, why investor Mark Easley brought crowdfunding platform Localstake to NC
What’s the inside story about the launching of crowdfunding platform LocalstakeNC and the new crowdfunding advocacy group CrowdfundNC? Mark Easley, the investor behind both developments, shares the back story.
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Want to invest in crowdfunding? New site LocalstakeNC spells out 4 ways to make a play
LocalstakeNC, the new crowdfunding platform launching today in North Carolina, is designed to help investors interested in backing startups as well as entrepreneurs looking to raise funding.
Read MoreFour steps to raising crowdfunding for your startup via LocalstakeNC: What it costs, what services are part of the plan
Ready to use crowdfunding? The new crowdfunding website LocalstakeNC offers a four-step process to help startups raise as much as $2 million. But it’s not free.
Read MoreNew crowdfunding platform launches in North Carolina: LocalstakeNC
“After lots of hard work starting almost five years ago when we first started putting together the NC PACES crowdfunding legislation, we are finally ready to launch the first investment crowdfunding platform exclusively serving North Carolina,” says serial investor Mark Easley.
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