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    Corporations Mission-Driven Entrepreneurs Should Know About Part 3 - 501(c)(3) Nonprofits

    Corporations Mission-Driven Entrepreneurs Should Know About Part 3 - 501(c)(3) Nonprofits

    SEC Allows ICOs?! Proposal to exempt tokens from securities laws

    SEC Allows ICOs?! Proposal to exempt tokens from securities laws

    Corporations Mission-Driven Entrepreneurs Should Know About Part 2 - Cooperative Corporations

    Corporations Mission-Driven Entrepreneurs Should Know About Part 2 - Cooperative Corporations

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    SEC Allows ICOs?! Proposal to exempt tokens from securities laws

    SEC Allows ICOs?! Proposal to exempt tokens from securities laws

    As you may have heard, SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce recently proposed an exemption for certain token sales from the federal securities laws. She introduced this proposal by comparing the blockchain founder’s dilemma to the time she drove through New Jersey on a stormy night while dangerously low on gas. In New Jersey, it’s illegal to pump your own gas. Initially, she was relieved by this arcane law, but the gas attendant decided that given the weather, he would not pump her
    Corporations Mission-Driven Entrepreneurs Should Know About Part 2 - Cooperative Corporations

    Corporations Mission-Driven Entrepreneurs Should Know About Part 2 - Cooperative Corporations

    ​ If you’re a mission-driven entrepreneur, you may have heard of co-ops or cooperative corporations. If you want to create a co-op, this is what you need to know: A co-op is a corporation that is created for the benefit of its members. That means a co-op can be created for a specific group or for a specific purpose. Two of the most common types of co-ops are worker co-ops and consumer co-ops. As their namesakes indicate, worker co-ops are formed for the benefit of their worke
     

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