Public Company Management Corporation Capital Markets Seminar

Learn how to grow your business using Nevada's capital markets and economic development incentives.
Sign up to be notified of the next seminar that will answer the questions below and more. Cost: Seats are valued at $525 per attendee. However, companies which have either at least $1 million in annual sales, or $2 million in assets receive a $450 discount and only pay $75 to learn how to self-distribute one million dollars and more of their stock. Plus, even for companies that don't meet either threshold, the fee is FULLY REIMBURSED upon engaging our services. Simply complete the form below to pay for and reserve your space. There are only 200 first-come seats, so don't risk losing yours - register right now! And we will let you know when the scheduled date is with in the next 60 days. You will then have 15 days to decide that you can meet the date if you want a refund because the date is not available for you. As an added bonus, upon successful registration you will receive free access to our white paper, "The Nevada Advantage" (a $109.95 value, yours FREE!).
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After attending our four-hour seminar you will know the answers to these questions: What rules allow you to self-distribute up to $1 million of your stock in Nevada? What rules allow you to self-distribute millions of dollars of your stock across the U.S.? How can I get my company's shares trading in the United States on the over-the-counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB)? Approximately how long will it take? Can I use the OTCBB as a starting point toward a goal of being listed on NASDAQ, AMEX or even NYSE? What funding strategies are available? What are the costs of going public? Will I be shouldering large new personal liabilities? Aren't the costs of ongoing SEC compliance too much? Where will I find all the lawyers, accountants and specialists? What amounts of funding are available in this process? What rules allow me to self distribute up to $1 million of my stock in Nevada? Will I be shouldering large new personal liabilities? Aren’t the costs of ongoing SEC compliance too much? Where will I find all the lawyers, accountants and specialists? What kind of accounting software should I use Quickbooks, Peachtree, MAS 90, NetSuite? What is an audit coordinator and why do I need him/her? The time you would need to spend with various lawyers, tax advisors, investment advisors, etc., would end up costing you a small fortune. Even just a couple of hours with most legal experts these days will cost you near $1,000, and you'd only have a few of the answers to these questions. And what if you also learned: How much will my company be worth when trading? Can I use my company's stock to attract and retain personnel? How do I perform acquisitions using my company's stock? Can I sell some of my own stock someday as a public company? Can I list my stock in other countries? Why is Nevada best place to domicile? How do I protect my assets now that I am public? What is a road show and why do them? How do I create a market for my company once trading? How will being public increase my business development. Who can help me build a business plan? And do I even need one? How can I reach out to Angel Investors, Private Equity, Venture Capitalists, and Hedge Funds? Are there economic development incentives from the state I can use to grow my company?