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I am here again with an excitingly great article, which helps you venture into equity crowdfunding platform.
As a co-owner of FrontFundr - Canada's equity crowdfunding platform, I’d like to share with you why I decided to invest in their company.
I know investing in something you hear about online or from a friend can be a little intimidating but this is a well-established company that launched in 2015 and is creating a real impact by supporting other Canadian companies in raising the capital they need to grow.
There are 95,000 new companies founded each year in Canada but over 30% fail due to a lack of funding. These founders also have barriers stacked against them with only 2.3% of venture capital funding going to female entrepreneurs and 4.4% of black entrepreneurs receiving funding from venture capitalists and angel investors.
To learn more about the investment opportunities, check FrontFundr.
One way to help these founders is to allow them to raise capital from everybody in Canada. Previously private market investment opportunities were only available to 4% of Canadians. Only wealthy individuals and institutional investors such as VCs could invest in startups. But FrontFundr is changing this by giving promising startups the ability to raise from the general public, from the other 96% of Canadians. With $12.3M Canadians now investing in public stocks, why not invest in private companies that align with your values?
Whether you’re looking to invest in a company that’s a certified B Corporation, or one that has a strong commitment to social responsibility through sustainable business practices and a focus on supporting the local community, FrontFundr is bringing these impact investment opportunities to you.
Help FrontFundr support more companies and investors across Canada by making an investment in their future. Join me and hundreds of other investors across Canada by becoming a co-owner of Canada’s leading equity crowdfunding platform.
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