How Regulation Crowdfunding Positively Impacts Capital Raising with Jonny Price

Jonny Price is the VP of Fundraising at Wefunder, the leading equity crowdfunding platform in the US. Before joining Wefunder in early 2018, Jonny founded and led the U.S. team at Kiva.org. Jonny lives in Nashville with his wife Ali, and three children Felicity, Carlyle, and Margot.In this episode, Jonny talks about how regulation crowdfunding changes capital raising and how it can be advantageous for both founders and investors around the country. Jonny talks about the two aspects of the SEC Regulation D that regulation crowdfunding changes. He also talks about the services offered by Wefunder and what sets the company apart from other similar groups. Listen in![00:01 – 07:00] Opening SegmentWelcoming Jonny to the showJonny shares his backgroundIntroducing Wefunder[07:01 – 20:52] Regulation Crowdfunding with WefunderWhat is regulation crowdfunding?The two aspects of SEC Regulation D that it changesHow investors can benefit from regulation crowdfundingHow Wefunder plays in the regulation crowdfunding spaceWhat sets them apart from other similar groupsHow regulation crowdfunding helps in customer engagementHow they helped Mercury Bank raise capital[20:53 – 38:19] A Look at What’s Ahead for Regulation CrowdfundingWhat the future looks like for regulation crowdfunding and WefunderCompanies that have worked with WefunderHow real estate fits in the regulation crowdfunding spaceJonny on the future of democratization of access to alternativesThe challenges for Wefunder moving forward[38:20 – 42:08] Closing SegmentHow you can learn more about WefunderConnect with Jonny!Closing wordsTweetable Quotes“Regulation crowdfunding changes those two aspects of Regulation D. Firstly, startup founders can now raise capital from unaccredited investors as well as accredited investors.  And then secondly, you can publicly promote the investment opportunity on social media... In those two ways, regulation crowdfunding, we think, is making it a lot easier for founders to raise capital.” - Jonny Price“The only people that get to benefit from Uber’s IPO and Airbnb’s IPO are accredited investors, and so much wealth has been created by startups. So the idea that we should share that explosive wealth creation around more broadly feels to me like a good thing.” - Jonny Price------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Jonny and Wefunder:wefunder.comtwitter.com/wefundertwitter.com/[email protected] with me:LinkedInLIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE US  A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in and Stay Tuned for the Next Episode COMING SOON! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.