SeedInvest's Ryan Feit on teaming w/ Wolf3D b/c mkt potential; co's like FB getting into social VR
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Channel: This Week in Startups · 2017 · Education
Watch full episode: https://youtu.be/ZPmTcU7dDlA Aside from having an idea and a product, there are two things that every startup needs: money and growth. We are starting to open up the aperture of who can invest in a company. There is a global competition for ideas that requires entrepreneurs, and those entrepreneurs require capital to grow their companies. In today’s episode, Jason talks to SeedInvest CEO and co-founder Ryan Feit about his equity crowdfunding platform and the revolution that’s happening in that landscape. Also joining us today is Wolf3D CEO Timmu Tõke, a 3D scanning startup that launched a business initiative on SeedInvest. Insights are shared from Timmu’s entrepreneurial perspective on why he chose equity crowdfunding for his business, and from Ryan’s investment perspective on the process of accepting a company like Wolf3D. Jason explores questions about accredited vs. non-accredited investors, doubling down on startups, risks and market potential, and much more. For full show notes, subscribe to http://thisweekinstartups.com/about/#allsubscribe
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