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| Women In Green Forum |
| Location:Los Angeles |
| Women In Green Forum. Want to network with LA’s top female entrepreneurs? Looking to learn about the latest trends and innovations in sustainability? Attend the 2014 Women In Green Forum, the premier conference highlighting the efforts and successes of women in the environmental arena! See http://wigf2014.eventbrite.com. | Download to Calendar  |
| CONNECT’s FrameWorks Workshop: Introduction to Startup Funding |
| Location:San Diego |
| CONNECT’s FrameWorks Workshop: Introduction to Startup Funding. In the current economic environment, founders and executives need to take steps to prepare their company for receiving outside investment long before approaching potential investors. In this workshop, a representative at Tech Coast Angels, will explain their Seed Track program. Peter Townshend of Perkins Coie will discuss entity formation and how to structure and prepare your company to be an enticing funding candidate for outside investors. See http://app.greenrope.com/events/introtostartupfunding | Download to Calendar |
| CoFoundersLab Matchup Santa Monica |
| Location:Santa Monica |
| CoFoundersLab Matchup Santa Monica. See http://www.meetup.com/CoFoundersLab-Matchup-Santa-Monica/events/185921282/?a=ea1_grp&rv=ea1 | Download to Calendar |
| 5th Annual Women In Green Forum (Los Angeles) |
| Location:Los Angeles |
| Women In Green Forum. The 5th Annual Women in Green Forum will bring together an international audience focused on the latest green innovations. Join us in Southern California to meet face-to-face with those framing the environmental industry! See http://www.womeningreenforum.com | Download to Calendar |
| Crowdfunding Your Project |
| Location:Los Angeles |
| Crowdfunding Your Project. nnovation SoCal. Since 2009, Kickstarter alone has found over $1T for over 67 thousand projects from over 2M backers. The JOBS Act of 2012 brings similar promise for equity funding new ventures. This year, hundreds of equity crowdfunding platforms are expected to raise a total of over $700 million for early-stage companies. But until the final regulations are approved, some recommend caution due to the restrictions and reporting burden they may place on funded ventures. Our featured guest is Rania Nasis, MD, MBA, Managing Director at Polliwogg, a financial services firm with an online crowdfunding platform for funding early-stage healthcare companies. See http://www.eventbrite.com/e/crowdfunding-your-project-promise-progress-and-peril-registration-12637658577 | Download to Calendar |