Meet the Architect of the JOBS Act & How Crowdfunding Has Changed Capital w/ Woodie Neiss (Ep. 79)
About this episode
Woodie Neiss discusses the impact of the JOBS Act on crowdfunding and its benefits for startups and investors.
I sat down with Sherwood “Woodie” Neiss—the policy architect behind the JOBS Act and author of Investomers . Woodie shared how investment crowdfunding is giving startups and retail investors a new path forward, bypassing traditional venture capitalists. 3 Takeaways: • Crowdfunding Is Maturing. Since the JOBS Act’s implementation, over 8,300 companies have collectively raised nearly $3B. • Diversity & Access Are Up. In the last month alone, 50% of crowdfunded companies had either a woman or minority founder. Investment crowdfunding is opening doors for underrepresented entrepreneurs—and for investors who wouldn’t have qualified under the old rules. • Investomers = Influence + Investment. Startups can now turn passionate customers into “investomers,” who do more than just buy—they market, advocate, and help shape the company’s success. Learn more at: Crowdfund Capital Advisors Book: Investomers YouTube: @sherwood.neiss Take the quiz - How Alternative Assets Can Fit in Your Portfolio Ready for the next step? Subscribe to the Podcast: pod.link/1671924778 Don't forget to leave a review! Follow Michelle for more financial tips: YouTube…
More episodes of The Unconventional Investor
- The Surprising Habits and Traits of the Millionaire Next Door (Ep 87)
- Hard Money Lending in Real Estate w/ Mike Bonn of The Cash Flow Company (Ep 86)
- Stable Cash Flow & Growth: Becknell's Industrial REIT (Ep 85)
- A Good Option For Your Cash Savings? Yrefy with Laine Schoneberger (Ep 84)
- Putting It All Together: 1031 Strategies You Can Use (Ep 83)
- The In's & Out's of 1031 Exchanges with Michael Velasco (Ep 82)
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The Unconventional Investor podcast page.