SEC s New York And San Francisco Regional Offices To Co-Host A Webcast Exploring The Experiences Of Tech Entrepreneurs Of Color When Capital Raising Date
19/04/2021
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that its New York and San Francisco regional offices will co-host a virtual event discussing the experiences of tech entrepreneurs of color when raising capital for businesses. The event will be on April 27, 2021, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. ET and is free to the public via live webcast.
The first panel will feature Martha Legg Miller and Sebastian Gomez Abero of the SEC s Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital, as well as Jennifer Zepralka from the SEC s Office of Small Business Policy in the Division of Corporation Finance. The panel will discuss current capital raising rules, including crowdfunding, as well as other regulatory changes and issues under consideration.
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scandal, government has no business handing out loan guarantees to companies. it s just wrong. corporations should pay their own way. the ever caught her department gives $200 million to the pet food institute, the wind institute, in return, politicians get campaign contributions. it s disgusting. even a small business in an ration is an embarrassment and they loaned a million dollars to a dealership that them close and 3 million tulip rolex dealer. and this is where your tax money should go? but the name small business administration, it just sounds the government says the situation existed protect the interests of small business. how can i argue about? does america need a small business policy and an export
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