Community Funded

7 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Apr 1, 2017 by McCabe Callahan · said 12 times in 2 episodes since 2017 · across every show →

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Apr 1, 2017
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Community Funded facilitated $2.5M across 460 crowdfunding projects in 2016
“2016 for, you know, just over about 460 projects, we ended up raising about two and a half million dollars.”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 15:55 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
Apr 1, 2017
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Callahan: Community Funded generated $550k in 2016 revenue
“Oh, 550,000.”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 16:04 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
Apr 1, 2017 bullish
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Callahan: Community Funded projects $1.2M in 2017 revenue
“Right now we're projecting 1.2 million dollars in revenue this year.”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 14:55 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
Apr 1, 2017 neutral
Disclosure
Callahan: Community Funded raised $475K seed followed by $1.81M round
“So the first round was for four and 75,000 dollars to build the product and get our first customers effectively did that. And when we had customers signing up in the university space, higher education we decided to raise another round early scale. We knew our …”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 11:05 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
Apr 1, 2017 neutral
Disclosure
Callahan: Community Funded serves 30 universities including Penn State and Illinois
“So we're serving 30 higher education institutions, including some really reputable names like Texas State University and University of Illinois. Penn State is another one, Colorado State University.”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 13:16 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
Apr 1, 2017
Assertion Supported
Callahan: Regular customers pooled funds to open second Mugs Coffee location
“I had given up. I was not going to expand. I was just going to focus on my singular shop. And I was telling my story to one of my customers that came in on a regular basis. And he basically said, well, I want to see another mugs in town. I'll chip in some mone…”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 9:38 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
Apr 1, 2017 neutral
Disclosure
Callahan: Community Funded charges $5K-$10K implementation plus $12K-$25K annually
“Yeah, so right now, specifically in this market of higher education and healthcare, we have an implementation fee typically ranges between five and 10,000 dollars, and then we'll typically have an annual subscription that ranges between 12 and 25,000, dependin…”
McCabe Callahan Apr 1, 2017 ▶ 12:38 EP 616: His Coffee Shops Do $1.8M But His Crowdfunding Platform is More Impressive With $550k 2016 Revenue on 486 Projects With $2.5M Funded with CEO McCabe Callahan
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