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In part one of this special two-part episode of the Crowded Room, we speak with Sara Hanks, Co-Founder of CrowdCheck, who sat in on meetings with crowdfunding industry leaders and the SEC in Washington, D.C. this week.
Hanks tells how things went and what the future looks like for the nascent equity crowdfunding industry in the United States.
(Also listen to part two of this week's show, featuring discussion of new crowd-based apps for Kickstarter and NASA)
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Posted by Eric Mack
I am a big big fan of Sara, and was happy to launch the NLCFA with her. I hope everyone listens to this podcast with her. The reality is that we are likely not to see Title II or III this year. That said, the NLCFA's Regulatory Committee is also working with FINRA/SEC to move this forward in some form.