Crowdfunding to Bankability

What if crowdfunded capital could be leveraged to make businesses more bankable, even for SBA loans? It can.

By CAMEO

Date and time

Tuesday, March 12 · 10 - 11am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

Crowdfunding converts a business’s intangible assets, such as goodwill and social capital, into tangible financial assets and annually provides over $1B in capital to businesses of all sizes.

Join CAMEO and presenter, Kathleen Minogue, Founder & CEO, Crowdfund Better on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 at 10:00am PT. This session will provide foundational knowledge of what crowdfunding is and will explore ways crowdfunding can strengthen a business’s loan application.

About the Presenter

Kathleen Minogue is Founder & CEO of Crowdfund Better, the leading crowdfunding education and training organization in the U.S. since 2012. She is creator of The Crowdfund Better Process®, the first crowdfunding technical assistance curriculum built to increase campaign success while strengthening business fundamentals, and the Crowdfund Better Certified Advisor® program, the first professional development training program for advisors. She advocates for using crowdfunding as a path to bankability and is focused on crowdfunding as a tool to encourage entrepreneurship, economic development, and job creation particularly for women, minority, veteran, and rural entrepreneurs.

Organized by

CAMEO

CAMEO's mission is to grow a healthy, vibrant, thriving environment for all entrepreneurs and start-up businesses by advancing the work of our statewide member network. Our vision is to create economic opportunity for all entrepreneurs, to build wealth and strong California communities. Our member organizations provide entrepreneurs with small and micro-business financing such as loans and credit, technical assistance and business management training. CAMEO members annually serve 15,000 very small businesses with training, business and credit assistance and loans. These firms – largely start-ups with less than five employees – support or create 35,000 new jobs in California. These very small businesses create a total of $1billion in economic activity. Federal taxes paid increased 35% over a five-year period. Local small businesses have a multiplier effect on their local economies that is twice that of big national chains.

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