Videos

Entrepreneurs can invent and develop products, getting them into the retail channel can be a challenge. Karen provides tips in this part 1 of 2 segments on retail channel marketing.

When entrepreneurs develop products they need to understand what it takes to get into the retail channel. Part 2

What investors should expect a company has done over and beyond simply inventing something cool. The sequence of elements a company should have to be successful in bringing an invention to market. Sign up for 1 min insides call the Compassionate Capitalist Coffee Break. http://bit.ly/CCCB-signup

Karen Rands goes old school in protecting an idea until the inventor has validated that it can be built, for what price and what market. With all that can the entrepreneur raise capital to bring it to market. Decide that before spending thousands of dollars to protect an idea that…

Million Dollar Question- Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Planning before you start so you can start smart.

Karen Rands tells it like it is to entrepreneurs seeking capital from investors as a start up.... Having a plan to build & sell, deep knowledge of the marketplace, and validation of your business.

Karen Rands looks back at the intent of the JOBS Act and the business communities intent... set up the 3 different ways. Intro video for the 3 ways.

Karen Rands explains the importance of understanding what the elements of an inventor's supply chain are for bringing a product to market.

Karen Rands describes what it means to be a Compassionate Capitalist and why there is a need for the Compassionate Capitalist Movement(tm) - it is important to the economic well being of our nation and every community. Sign up for the Compassionate Capitalist Coffee Break series: http://bit.ly/CCCB-signup Subscribe to the…

There are 4 ways to raise capital from the crowd... each has their own opportunities and limitations. In this short video, Karen briefly touches on Type ii - Reg D 506c.

Public companies and private companies have different regulations regarding disclosure to potential share holders. However, not disclosing relevant and pertinent information that would impact a reasonable persons' sense of risk is considered fraud. This is important topic for both Investors and Entrepreneurs. This is part of an ongoing series of…