Learn About the Power of a Purpose Round

SuperCrowdHour Will Feature Experts Demonstrating the Power of Purpose for Building Community

Don’t miss the first SuperCrowdHour webinar on July 19 at 1:00 Eastern. A power trio of firms have come together to launch what they call a “Purpose Round” of financing. The social enterprise Parker Clay is raising money with support from DealMaker and Renew Venture Capital. The top leaders of all three firms will join me for this powerful discussion.

The impressive panel will include Parker Clay CEO Ian Bentley, DealMaker CEO Rebecca Kacaba and Renew VC founder Mark Hubbard. Together, we’ll discuss a compelling crowdfunding model they are building, the Purpose Round. It focuses on the mission or purpose for good in the business—without ignoring economics.

Parker Clay targets a raise of up to $15 million under Regulation A+, which like Regulation Crowdfunding, allows ordinary investors to participate. Renew VC invested up front to help enable a successful raise. DealMaker is the broker-dealer leading the fundraising.

Join the SuperCrowdHour to learn:

• How to raise big money for your mission-driven enterprise

• About opportunities to invest for impact and profits

Whether you are interested in raising $15,000 or $15 million for your business, the lessons you learn from this discussion could radically alter your plans. Learn how to communicate your mission to connect with investors who share your passion.

This event will be a great opportunity to learn more about investing for impact. If you are accustomed to giving money to charity but haven’t tried investing to support the same social impact, join us to learn how you can. Investing for impact can not only support the same mission as your philanthropy, but it can also help you earn a financial return.

Our readers are all entitled to a 50 percent discount on admission. Our paid subscribers get free tickets. Subscribe today!

Don’t miss your chance to discover how participating in a purpose round can help you change the world.