Crowdfunding, Small IPO’s and Private Offerings over the Internet: The New JOBS Act
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Event Preview The recent JOBS Act Law gives entrepreneurs access to capital in new, streamlined ways. The new rules are the biggest change in the Stock Market in decades with IPO’s now possible for much smaller amounts. Startups can also raise small amounts from Crowdfunding/Crowdsourcing from a large numbers of investors or benefactors. This event will examine how entrepreneurs can capitalize on this new funding landscape with presentations and a panel discussion from Wall Street Bankers, Government Officials, Attorneys and Entrepreneurs. Program Overview: Russ Frandsen- Attorney at Law, The Business Legal Group Panelists Chance Barnett – CEO, Crowdfunding.com Scott Livingston – Chairman and CEO, Livingston Securities LLC Peter Uhlmann & Managing ExecutiveDivision of Corporation Finance, US Securities and Exchange Commission – David Weild – Director of Capital Markets, Grant Thornton LLP Moderator: Russell Frandsen- Attorney at Law, The Business Legal Group Producers: Russell Frandsen- Attorney at Law, The Business Legal Group Lynn Foster, CEO, BPT Pharmaceuticals Location Baxter Lecture Hall Directions/Maps: Directions to the Forum
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Founding Sponsors
Caltech Industrial Relations Center | |
Caltech Alumni Association |
Operating Sponsor
Caltech Office of Technology Transfer |
HGH Used by 80% of LA Dodger Players used performance drugs when Eric Gagne was on the Dodgers, true or not, well as we know HGH is not tested, apparently many say it works, makes you bigger and able to recover from injuries.
Human Growth Hormone – performance-enhancing drugs – Eric admits to use the drug but also writes about how the rest of the team, or a large number of players also used the PED(performance enhancing drugs).
Read more here
100 Kilowatt Chargers
Tesla Superchargers California October 2012
20-30 minutes you can get a charge
There are 6 of the SuperChargers already in place
Elon Musk
Presentation will take place at Tesla’s design studio in Hawthorne, California
Within 2 years the entire US will be covered. Long term, 4-5 year, cover entire United States, Asia and Europe, you can travel the world!
Solar powered systems, with Solar City, to generate more power than the cars use, putting power back into the grid.
Model S, very inexpensively execute, offering this SuperCharger service for FREE!
Travel for FREE on pure SUNLIGHT! What an amazing development. Not going to get this with gas powered.
Cash For Bicycle
We want your old bicycle
– don’t trust just anyone to come to your home
– don’t lift a finger! Bicycles will be picked up
– make some space and make some cash
– safe and secure transaction guaranteed
Cash for any bike and condition
(626) 290-4664
info@cashforbicycle.com
presents
An Evening with Kazi Pitelka
“The L.A. Kitchen Garden – Common Questions and Misconceptions”
Saturday, October 13, 7:00-9:00pm
Cost $20.00, includes reception and live music
https://www.paperlesspost.com/
Artstring Boutique
1644 N. Cherokee Avenue
Hollywood, CA 90028
Seating is limited. Contact 310 349-7044 for ticket information.
There are three options for parking nearby: Metered and
non-metered street parking, Hollywood & Highland structure
Lot parking across the street – 2 hrs or less, $4 with validation
Can Workforce Keep Up with Demand in Health Care?
A live, public discussion on clinic and hospital needs and opportunities
Monday, Sep 24th, from 7-8:30P
KPCC’s Stephanie O’Neill speaks with health care professionals to find out about workforce gaps today
and where there’ll be greatest need and opportunity in the run-up to 2014’s Affordable Care Act implementation.
Guests:
Brian Prestwich, MD: Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine, Keck School of Medicine of USC;
Project Director, Patient-Centered Medical Homes (PCMH) Transformation Collaborative
Angel Rosario: Clinic Testing Supervisor, HIV Department at AltaMed;
former AmeriCorps/Community HealthCorps member; future medical school student
Dimitrios Alexiou: Regional Vice-President, Inland Area, Hospital Association of Southern California;
Adjunct Faculty at CSU Northridge (Health Administration Master’s program)
Admission is FREE, but RSVPs are required.
For details, visit https://www.scpr.org/events/
Los Angeles, CA – National Plug In Day
Los Angeles, CA – National Plug In Day
Our goal with the Los Angeles Plug In Day is to give as many test drives as possible. We believe that once someone experiences the superior driving characteristics of a plug-in car, they will be more likely to acquire one themselves.
We will have vehicles representing the full line up of plug-in vehicles available for purchase. From Nissan LEAFs to Tesla Roadsters, from Chevy Volts to the Toyota Prius and everything in between.
If you have ever wondered what it’s like to drive on electricity instead of oil, this is your chance.
Update
LEAF-driver California Representative Janice Hahn will deliver a proclamation to Plug In America, and, one or more of the following pure-electric or plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are confirmed for test-drives and rides: Nissan LEAF, Tesla Roadster, Chevy Volt, Coda, Mitsubishi iMiEV, Zero and Vectrix Motorcycles, BMW ActiveE, Plug-In Prius, Toyota RAV4 EV, Volkswagen e-Gulf, Fisker Karma, Ford Ranger EV. A Tesla Model S will be on display.
A limited number of Automobile Driving Museum cars will also be available for rides. A 1914-1916 Milburn electric car, 1947 Chrysler Windsor and 1957 427 Chevrolet Project X will be among museum vehicles on display.
Event Location
610 Lairport St.El Segundo, CA 90245
Pasadena Water and Power invites you to:
�NATIVE NIGHTS: The Pleasures of Going Native�
with Lili Singer
October 9, 2012
7 pm – 9 pm
(RESERVE NOW)
Planning a garden, large or small, from scratch or around existing plants? Discover the joys and benefits of gardening with California native plants: water conservation and low maintenance, plus year-round color, fragrance, butterflies and birdsong. An assortment of native plants will be displayed. Useful handouts, a resource list and California poppy seeds will be provided.
Lili Singer wears many garden hats. She is a horticulturist, educator, garden consultant and garden writer. She heads the “Thursday Garden Talks” at the LA County Arboretum & Botanic Garden in Arcadia and is also the Special Projects Coordinator for the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wildflowers and Native Plants in Sun Valley, CA.
Hear a radio interview with Lili on KPCC (Aug. 25, 2010)
In past lives, Lili worked in nurseries, including her parents� business, which specialized in rare succulents. She published and edited two award-winning periodicals, The Southern California Gardener and The Gardener�s Companion. And for more than a decade, she hosted �The Garden Show,� a live call-in radio program on KCRW-FM.
Lili was named 1997 Horticulturist of the Year by the Southern California Horticultural Society. She also received the 1994 Mildred E. Mathias Life Achievement Award from the Friends of the Virginia Robinson Gardens in Beverly Hills.