The help you need for your EQUITY crowdfunding offering

Whether you need an experienced attorney to handle the legal and regulatory process of a JOBS Act Regulation A or Regulation CF offering, or a "quarterback" handle the details and the big picture every step of the way, Kendall Almerico has the experience and knowledge to help create equity crowdfunding offering success.

Experience, passion and common sense

Kendall Almerico has been at the forefront of equity crowdfunding since the beginning of the burgeoning industry. His success in the crowdfunding realm is a product of his legal and marketing experience, his passion for helping companies grow, and his common sense approach to his work. His experience with the JOBS Act has thrust him to the forefront of the securities law world.

Regulation A

Using Regulation A, a company can raise up to $75,000,000 through an equity crowdfunding Mini-IPO

Regulation A of the JOBS Act (also known as the Mini-IPO or Reg A+) allows a company to use online equity crowdfunding to raise up to $75,000,000 in new capital, online, from anyone in the general public, not just the rich and well-connected. Read more about Regulation A here.

Regulation CF

With Regulation CF, a startup can raise up to $5,000,000 through an equity crowdfunding offering

Regulation CF of the JOBS Act brings equity crowdfunding to startups, allowing them to use online equity crowdfunding to raise up to $5,000,000 in new capital through a licensed funding portal. Anyone can invest, not just wealthy accredited investors. Read more about Regulation CF here.

Regulation D

Changes to Regulation D allow companies to raise unlimited capital from accredited investors online

The JOBS Act changed the way a company can raise capital through Regulation D private placements by allowing companies to raise funds online from accredited investors and legalizing advertising of the offerings ("general solicitation"). Read more about Regulation D, Section 506(c) here.