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There is a Very Large Gap
between the needs of
Start-Up and Early-Stage Companies
and
Accredited Equity Capital Sources.


Bridges That Gap.

Capital-Raising Process

If you have not been through the capital-raising process before and have a limited appreciation and understanding of it, then we suggest you educate yourself first, by reading: “The Secrets of Wall Street – Raising Capital for Start-Up and Early Stage Companies.”

When it comes to raising capital, there is no simpler way to explain how to effectively raise substantial amounts of capital while maintaining voting control. If you read just the first 2-Chapters of the EBook, it would be time well spent. By doing, so you will be able to make an informed decision if our process is right for your company’s capital raising needs. At a minimum, you will save a significant amount of time and money.

Accredited Capital Sources

Whether you have investors standing by ready to invest in your company or not, we have professional relationships with and access to accredited "angel" investors, private equity funds, hedge funds, registered investment advisors, broker dealers and many other sources of capital around the world that have an interest in funding start-up and early-stage companies.

Although these capital sources do accept business plans for review, they respond more positively to a detailed securities offering document (Regulation D - Private Placement) with a marketable deal structure. More importantly, conducting a securities offering with the proper deal structure further assures that you do not sell too much ownership for too little, too soon. When your company matures you can then sell all or part of the ownership for a much higher price. Most importantly, this process enables you to remain in control of your company's destiny not the venture capitalist, not the investment banker and not the angel group. In addition, a securities offering document properly prepared enables you to legally raise capital from individual investors.

Whether you have a Business Plan or Not...
You Can Start Raising Capital Today -- Not Tomorrow -- TODAY!

Step 1: Use the Private Placement Producer™ - Regulation D to raise between $100,000 and an unlimited amount of capital from family, friends, business associates, vendors and accredited angel investors privately. Once you have completed your securities offering document, you can submit it to posting portals reaching accredited investors around the world for potential funding. Links to the accredited investors, individuals as well as institutions, are found in the Commonwealth Capital Club which is included with the Private Placement Producer™ - Regulation D. (Regulation D is generally used for your first few rounds of seed and or development capital.)

Step 2: Once an ample amount of seed or development capital is raised using Regulation D, use the Public Placement Producer™ - Regulation A to raise between $1 Million and $5 Million Dollars from accredited investors by advertising your securities offering in your local media, as well as, to the funding sources in the Commonwealth Capital Club which is included with the Public Placement Producer™ - Regulation A. (Regulation A is generally used for raising expansion capital.)

Capitalizing Specialty Companies

Who Needs the Financial Architect System™?

The Financial Architect System™ is designed for any type:

1. Operating Company (includes retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, distributors, professional practices and most other businesses),
2. Project-development company,
3. Investment Fund
4. Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
5. Film Production Companies, Film Projects and Film Funds, or
6. Oil & Gas Projects & Funds

1. Seed Capital,
2. Development Capital, and/or
3. Expansion capital.

What Are My Chances of Raising Capital
Using Financial Architect®?

Financial Architect® provides you with the tools to get the job done, and increases the probability of funding to the highest degree possible. How can we make such a claim? Because without this process, Wall Street wouldn’t exist. We’ve simply brought the “Wall Street” process to “Main Street” companies.

Please see the testimonial section of our website.

What Information is Included
in a Securities Offering Document?

You will detail required key elements: the company’s history, current status and future goals; a description of your industry; the product(s) and/or service(s) that your company offers; your marketing approach; your management team’s bios; 5-year financial projections to GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) standards; risks; exit strategies; terms of the offering (a marketable deal structure). Financial Architect® walks you through this step by step with concrete instructions and real world examples within the securities offering document templates.

Where is the Money going to come from?

The Process should be viewed in regards to effectiveness and expense (efficiency) starting at the epicenter casting out as a ripple effect.

1. Private Placements under Regulation D. Used for selling securities to personal and professional contacts, which would include: Family, Friends, Business Associates, Professional Advisors, Vendors, Suppliers, Strategic Alliances within the Industry and Accredited Angel Investors found in the CCA Cyber Club.
   
   
   
2. Public Placements under SCOR , CA 1001 or Regulation A. Used to enable one to advertise the securities in the local community to attract local accredited investors.

Depending on what stage your company is in and amount of funding your company requires...

Who Succeeds at Raising Capital?

The ability to convince potential investors of one’s unrelenting determination to succeed in the business endeavor is the most critical component. It is those entrepreneurs who have the passion, drive and tenacity who typically attract the most money. Are you ready to join them?

ENTREPRENEURS AROUND THE WORLD ARE REVOLUTIONIZING THE WAY CAPITAL IS RAISED USING...