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Next Impact Cherub Club Meeting: November 15 at 3:00 Eastern
Please plan to join us for the next Impact Cherub club meeting on November 15 at 3:00 Eastern.
We make little angel investments in high-impact startups and small businesses. And we have fun doing it!
We'll be making investment decisions about three companies and taking a first look at three more.
Join us!
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SuperCrowd22 Pitch Session
NC3 SuperCrowd22 Impact Crowdfunding Live
The point of SuperCrowd22 is to catalyze investments in social enterprises and businesses led by underserved communities, including women and minorities. The National Coalition for Community Capital, NC3, hosted the live pitch session to do just that.
All of the companies that presented had live crowdfunding campaigns on Friday. One has since ended, but you can still invest in the other nine. Check them out! You can watch the four-hour recording below (feel free to skip around or speed up the playback).
The ten companies that pitched were:
- Pitch Aeronautics
- Design To Build
- Bison Venture Partners
- Green Island EV Co.
- Formulation Compounding Center
- Kado Inc
- Plenty Goods LLC
- Wicked BOLD Chocolate
- Cardii.io Inc
- Aqua Equity
Click the links embedded in the names to view their offerings on their respective crowdfunding portals.
The world’s problems weren’t all solved by SuperCrowd22, so we’ll keep plugging away until they are. Join us in the conversation.
Continuing the Work and Fun of SuperCrowd22
Last week’s SuperCrowd22 represents a beginning rather than an end. We had 250 people attend the event, bringing together some of the greatest minds in social impact. The event culminated with the live pitch session; I’ll share the recording below.
One SuperCrowd22 moment stood out for me above all the rest. After a breakout discussion session with four different simultaneous groups participating, we reconvened briefly. I asked, not quite rhetorically, if anyone had learned anything of value during the past hour.
The first person to respond was Kevin Doyle Jones, the founder of SoCap, the largest conference for impact investing and social entrepreneurship. He said he’d learned a lot in the session and was grateful for it.
That Kevin could learn something at SuperCrowd22 surprised me a bit. What’s more, Kevin, together with colleague Steven Lawrence, had led the session. In other words, the teacher was saying he’d learned from the students.
That epitomizes what should happen at any conference. Experts should come prepared to learn as much as share. In that spirit, everyone leaves better equipped. I’m committing to applying that principle.
To ensure that SuperCrowd22 is a beginning rather than an end, we’ll continue the discussion in three places.
- Superpowers for Good
- CfPA Ecosystem (here)
Read the full original post here.