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The Dangers of Reg CF Non-Compliance

On a recent podcast with iTunes, Crack the Crowd CEO Dan Baird had an illuminating talk about Reg CF with CEO, Sara Hanks and VP of Product Management and Strategy, Andrew Stephenson at CrowdCheck. The real dangers of non-compliance was a very interesting part of that talk, deserving a post of its own to highlight its importance to existing and potential issuers. (Don’t forget to check out the podcast!).

On a recent podcast with iTunes, Crack the Crowd CEO Dan Baird had an illuminating talk about Reg CF with CEO, Sara Hanks and VP of Product Management and Strategy, Andrew Stephenson at CrowdCheck. The real dangers of non-compliance was a very interesting part of that talk, deserving a post of its own to highlight its importance to existing and potential issuers. (Don’t forget to check out the podcast!).

Posted on November 13, 2017
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