Miller: Crowdfunding rules let companies set their own terms
Ron Miller · EP 484: $7M Raised with StartEngine CEO and CrowdFunding SnapWire CEO · Nov 20, 2016 · at 11:50
Ron Miller, CEO of StartEngine, explains the structural advantages of Title III equity crowdfunding compared to institutional rounds.
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“One of the main advantages for companies raising capital under these rules is that they get to set the terms.”
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