Michael Bissonnette teaches entrepreneurs how investor-direct funding can raise money faster and cheaper than angels, VCs, or banks. He teaches a process using a little-known set of state and federal mandates, which allows entrepreneurs to advertise and market their offering directly to the public. These new regulations are making a major difference in the way companies can raise money.

Just as the Obama campaign illustrated that it was possible to raise millions from individuals, rather than rely on large corporate donors, entrepreneurs are now raising large sums from many small investors in the $10-$30k range. The ability to advertise direct to the public has changed the fundraising landscape, making it possible for both startups and existing companies to raise money without having to resort to banks, venture capitalists or investment bankers.

In this informative workshop you will learn about Investor Direct Offerings: what they are and how you may be able to make them work for you. If you have a good business idea, but need capital to implement it, don't miss this eye-opening talk, full of details on how to raise money with this innovative technique.