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Beyond Equity: Novel and Emerging Investment Types for Investors
Regulated investment crowdfunding is no longer limited to “startup equity” or “small business debt.” In this month’s free CfPA webinar, we’ll explore the novel and emerging investment structures showing up across Reg CF and Reg A+, including creator-economy revenue share offerings, music royalties, film and entertainment deals, and other non-traditional security types.
Joining us are Paul Lovejoy, a financial advisor and prolific Reg CF/Reg A+ investor; Scott Kitun, Chief Business Officer at GigaStar (a Reg CF platform enabling investors to participate in YouTube creator revenue share offerings); and Allison Miettunen, an experienced Business Consultant with a demonstrated history of working with startups in the FinTech industry.
We’ll break down how these deals work, what makes them different from traditional equity/SAFE/debt, the key diligence questions investors should ask, and what these models could mean for the next phase of the market.
Register now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GfHbtN3mQdigrlDO3W2_4w
Save the Date for 2026 Regulated Investment Crowdfunding Summit
The Regulated Investment Crowdfunding Summit 2026 is officially on the horizon.
October 20–21, 2026
Two days. Senior decision-makers. Real conversations about the future of compliant capital formation.
This high-level summit will convene industry leaders, issuers, platforms, and regulators who are setting the direction of the market, not just participating in it.
More details coming soon.
10 Years of Reg CF: How It Started vs. How It’s Going
Join the CfPA for a special anniversary webinar marking 10 years of Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF), a milestone moment to reflect, assess, and look ahead.
We’ll begin with “How It Started,” revisiting the early days of Reg CF through the voices of those who helped bring it to life. Hear from Jenny Kassan, a key early advocate who witnessed the journey from policy discussions to the JOBS Act becoming law, and gain insight into the original vision behind regulated investment crowdfunding.
Then we’ll turn to “How It’s Going,” with Woodie Neiss of Crowdfund Capital Advisors, who will walk us through a decade of Reg CF market data. This segment will break down what the last 10 years actually look like in numbers, including:
-What the last decade of Reg CF actually looks like in numbers
-Where it has exceeded expectations
-Where it hasn’t lived up to its promise
-And what those gaps imply for founders, investors, and policymakers.
We’ll close with an interactive audience Q&A and a forward-looking discussion on what the next 10 years of Reg CF could and should look like.
Register Now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_psSIaLMxQu62hD3jxPvhDg
CfPA Welcomes Julian Haffner to Its Board of Directors
We are pleased to welcome Julian Haffner to the CfPA Board. Julian brings over two decades of legal expertise across venture capital, private equity, and entertainment law, along with deep experience in Regulation Crowdfunding and alternative capital formation. As Chief Legal Officer of CineBlock and a Member at Gordon Feinblatt LLC, his leadership and commitment to expanding access to capital for underrepresented founders will be an invaluable asset to our mission. We are excited to have Julian join us and contribute his insight at the intersection of law, innovation, and economic empowerment.
CfPA Welcomes Greg Burke to Its Board of Directors
We’re pleased to welcome Greg Burke to our Board. He is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Loyola University Chicago’s Quinlan School of Business, with research focused on the economics of investment crowdfunding in the United States. We’re excited to have his insight and expertise supporting our mission.