Why “Athena?”FAQ
FundAthena is a division of Manhattan Street Capital. In Greek mythology, Athena was the goddess of wisdom, intellect, and heroic endeavor. She was a stalwart partner to many Greek God figures, helping them ...
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What are Title II Equity Crowdfunding Platforms?FAQ
Manhattan Street Capital now supports theTitle II Crowdfunding offerings, where they make sense and fit us. Larger raises and those related to upcoming Reg A+ offerings suits us best. There are many Title II Equity ...
Which were the service providers for the Genpriex IPO?FAQ
Transfer, LLC. Woodmere, New York 11598. Online offering host Manhattan Street ...
What is a good way for me to raise capital to pay for the Reg A+?FAQ
One approach to consider is that Angel or VC investors that invest in your company to pay for the cost of the Regulation A+ offering can ... be an attractive one to the VC or Angel (accredited) investors. ...
Contact information for the ADOMANI IPO to the NASDAQFAQ
[email protected] Investor relations Contact: Michael K. Menerey, Chief Financial ... Kanning, VP Investor Relations Telephone: (650) 533-7629 Email: ...
How to do Updates for my Regulation A Plus Offering?FAQ
this is especially true. Potential investors are the backbone of your offering. ... investors choose to help fund your offering in part so they can be part ... to their potential investors, they get antsy- and rightfully so. We have seen issues ...
Timeline for a (Tier 1) Reg A + STOFAQ
most of the money from non-US investors. To be able to accept money from US investors, a company must satisfy the Blue Sky laws of each State that it accepts investors from. This process is expensive and it takes a long time. ...
Genprex S-1 IPO, KSK Oil, Muscle Maker Reg A+ IPO, Blood Cancer TreatmentBlog
of $58.5 mill in their S-1 IPO. Check the offerin g and Prospectus. Manhattan ... Note that Manhattan Street Capital receives payments from companies that raise capital on our website. See the Manhattan Street Capital terms Rod ...
What types of mid size companies are best suited to Regulation A+?FAQ
are more likely to appeal to consumers/investors and the likelihood of a successful offering is significantly higher. Consumer investors are the least expensive to bring to your offering, compared to accredited investors ...
These Companies Raised $1.5 B of Growth Capital using Regulation A+Blog
a level of security; and People understand real estate, and many investors ... the founder and CEO of Manhattan Street Capital, which is a funding platform ...