Brian Tsuchiya from Vim Consulting presented on Colorado crowdfunding. He discussed the history of crowdfunding and the different types. He then outlined the five main funding options for raising capital in Colorado: Form RL registration, SCOR registration, Regulation A, Regulation D 504 MAIE, and Regulation D 506. The presentation concluded with the top five requirements for a successful crowdfunding campaign: completing compliance, understanding the target investor, setting the funding amount and use of funds, determining a fair valuation, and committing to a campaign plan.
How Your Startup Can Raise Venture Capital in the COVID-19 Eraideatoipo
This presentation will cover some of the key topics that you will need think about as you prepare your startup for venture capital funding.
The speaker will address the following and provide context for the COVID-19 era:
1) Should you be raising money from venture capital investors yet, or does it make sense to seek more angel/friends and family financing to allow you to better succeed when you seek venture capital funding?
2) What kinds of marketing documents will you need?
3) Do you have a compelling team, including the right advisors?
4) Who are your targets?
5) Is your pitch and presentation ready for a prime time audience?
6) Can you effectively answer the questions you will face?
7) Is your company prepared for legal due diligence?
The speaker, veteran startup and corporate attorney Greg Chin of Duane Morris LLP, has seen hundreds of startups succeed and fail.
Greg will address these issues and more!
Startup Basics: How to Split the Pie, Raise Money and Reward ContributorsRoger Royse
What’s my startup worth? How much equity should founders have? How much equity should I give to employees and consultants? How much should I give the VC’s?
Silicon Valley startup attorney Roger Royse of the Royse Law Firm discusses the basic valuation and ownership issues involved in a startup’s life, from formation to financing to exit, including how to value your company and the contributions of stakeholders and investors at each step with a particular emphasis on different models, best practices and traps to avoid.
How to Position Your Startup for VC Fundingideatoipo
During this webinar, you will learn the basics of the venture model and path along with the necessary steps to take so that your company’s legal structure is an attractive investment. The discussion will cover:
1. Why a Delaware C-Corp is the most-common structure
2. How to document the relationship of the founders and early employees
3. The typical funding stages of a successful startup
4. An overview of convertible debt and SAFEs
5. Why it’s critical to run pro forma cap tables before financings
6. What happens in a venture financing
7. Why compliance with securities laws is important
8. Common legal mistakes in raising capital
9. And much, much more
Come with your questions and get ready to be excited about venture funding!
Startup Basics: Legal, Business, and Financing StrategiesRoger Royse
Launching a startup - or starting a business - is challenging and is fraught with pitfalls.
Roger Royse, the founder of Royse Law Firm, will discus the basics of building a successful business and how to what mistakes to avoid. Roger will discuss:
1) How should entrepreneurs structure their business?
2) How should founders divide equity?
3) What’s the difference between a contractor and an employee?
4) How does a startup get funded?
5) What is an ICO?
6) How does an entrepreneur successfully negotiate with a VC?
7) How viable is crowdfunding in 2019?
8) How should entrepreneurs protect their intellectual property?
and more!
How Your Startup Can Raise Venture Capital in the COVID-19 Eraideatoipo
This presentation will cover some of the key topics that you will need think about as you prepare your startup for venture capital funding.
The speaker will address the following and provide context for the COVID-19 era:
1) Should you be raising money from venture capital investors yet, or does it make sense to seek more angel/friends and family financing to allow you to better succeed when you seek venture capital funding?
2) What kinds of marketing documents will you need?
3) Do you have a compelling team, including the right advisors?
4) Who are your targets?
5) Is your pitch and presentation ready for a prime time audience?
6) Can you effectively answer the questions you will face?
7) Is your company prepared for legal due diligence?
The speaker, veteran startup and corporate attorney Greg Chin of Duane Morris LLP, has seen hundreds of startups succeed and fail.
Greg will address these issues and more!
Startup Basics: How to Split the Pie, Raise Money and Reward ContributorsRoger Royse
What’s my startup worth? How much equity should founders have? How much equity should I give to employees and consultants? How much should I give the VC’s?
Silicon Valley startup attorney Roger Royse of the Royse Law Firm discusses the basic valuation and ownership issues involved in a startup’s life, from formation to financing to exit, including how to value your company and the contributions of stakeholders and investors at each step with a particular emphasis on different models, best practices and traps to avoid.
How to Position Your Startup for VC Fundingideatoipo
During this webinar, you will learn the basics of the venture model and path along with the necessary steps to take so that your company’s legal structure is an attractive investment. The discussion will cover:
1. Why a Delaware C-Corp is the most-common structure
2. How to document the relationship of the founders and early employees
3. The typical funding stages of a successful startup
4. An overview of convertible debt and SAFEs
5. Why it’s critical to run pro forma cap tables before financings
6. What happens in a venture financing
7. Why compliance with securities laws is important
8. Common legal mistakes in raising capital
9. And much, much more
Come with your questions and get ready to be excited about venture funding!
Startup Basics: Legal, Business, and Financing StrategiesRoger Royse
Launching a startup - or starting a business - is challenging and is fraught with pitfalls.
Roger Royse, the founder of Royse Law Firm, will discus the basics of building a successful business and how to what mistakes to avoid. Roger will discuss:
1) How should entrepreneurs structure their business?
2) How should founders divide equity?
3) What’s the difference between a contractor and an employee?
4) How does a startup get funded?
5) What is an ICO?
6) How does an entrepreneur successfully negotiate with a VC?
7) How viable is crowdfunding in 2019?
8) How should entrepreneurs protect their intellectual property?
and more!
Crowdfunding from the Investor's Perspective (Series: Crowdfunding)Financial Poise
This webinar focuses on the opportunities that crowdfunding makes available to the investor, and how the investor should go about navigating this new world. We begin with a basic overview of the new regulatory regime, the requirements to invest, and the on-boarding process one should expect. We then dive deeper into the market opportunity, including how to access and select investments, and expectations investors should set for themselves and the projects they select. This is not intended to support any specific deal selection, but instead sheds a light upon the basic selection criteria available, the method to go about investing and what to avoid.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/crowdfunding-from-the-investors-perspective-2021/
Structuring Your Business from Startup Through Growthnextfab
Follow up slides from PENN LAW ENTREPRENEURSHIP LEGAL CLINIC AT NEXTFAB
http://nextfab.ticketleap.com/penn-law-entrepreneurial-legal-clinic-at-nextfab/details
The Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism presented the free, three-hour workshop, "Detecting Corporate Fraud: Tips from a Crook and a Sleuth," before the Investigative Reporters and Editors Conference on June 25, 2014.
Roddy Boyd, investigative reporter and founder of the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation, led this investigative training with Sam E. Antar, former CFO of Crazy Eddie, Inc. and convicted felon.
To access all training materials provided during the series of "Detecting Corporate Fraud" workshops, please visit http://bit.ly/cofraud14.
For information about business journalism training and resources, please visit http://businessjournalism.org.
Theo Francis of The Wall Street Journal and Roddy of the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation present "Detecting Corporate Fraud." Sponsored by the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism, this workshop preceded the Investigative Reporters & Editors NICAR Conference in Baltimore on Feb. 26, 2014.
For more information about business coverage training for journalists, please visit http://businessjournalism.org.
Corporate Advisory Boards, Their Role and ValueExpert Webcast
DESCRIPTION:
A corporate advisory board can provide input on strategic direction and growth of the business and allow the company to access high-quality experience and advice, increasing the likelihood of long-term success.
MAJOR TOPICS:
- Purpose of an advisory board
- Function of senior advisors
- Board composition and structure
- Board member evaluation
- Board interaction with owners and senior management
- Advisory board v. board of directors
- Compensation issues
- How to attract senior advisors
This is the deck from PeerRealty's October 8, 2015 webinar on the Ameritus Real Estate Fund, our latest real estate crowdfunding offering. Visit http://resources.peerrealty.com/ameritus-real-estate-fund-webinar-video to view the replay of this webinar.
The Very Basics: Forming the Business (Series: The Start-Up/Forming the Busin...Financial Poise
So, you are an entrepreneur and want to start your own business (or you are an attorney, accountant, or other professional advisor working with one). One of the first decisions required is to choose a legal structure for the business and the jurisdiction of entity organization. What factors should be taken into consideration prior to selecting a legal structure and jurisdiction? Does a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company or corporation (C- or S-corp) make the most sense? This webinar focuses on business formation and the pros and cons to the different legal structures, and includes tips on how to keep one’s personal assets safe from the claims of future creditors of the business.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/the-very-basics-forming-the-business-2021/
Bid & Protest: What to do before you run to your lawyer?Proposal Helper
Protests have become the competitive weapons as more and more companies enter the GovCon scene. When you receive an “Unsuccessful Offeror” letter and you have processed your emotions, it’s time to think straight and get to work. Before you run to your legal counsel to file a protest, there are several things you can do to be prepared.
Coming to America: Bringing Your Startup to the US (Part I)David Ehrenberg
Doing business in the United States can be one of the fastest ways to fuel your company’s growth, expand your potential customer base and give you access to new employees and sources of investment capital. In this presentation, from the law practice of Fried Frank, the U.S. Embassy in London, the U.S. Department of State, and Early Growth Financial Services, address some of the challenges international startups face when setting up in the United States, including visa concerns, legal issues, and tax and accounting considerations.
Montello Real Estate Opportunity Fund Summary InfoMontello
The Montello Real Estate Opportunity Fund is advised by Montello Capital Advisors Limited (“Montello”), part of the Montello group, which is one of the leading real estate financiers in the UK.
For a Step by Step guide on Forming your business
Legally forming your new business can be a daunting task especially with how confusing government websites are. Luckily, SmartUp has made an introductory workshop along with a step by step guide.
To access the guide please visit: https://www.smartuplegal.com/learn-center/entity-formation-step-by-step-guide-new-georgia-business/
This workshop focuses on:
-Forming a startup of your own
-Obtaining a job with an existing or startup company
-Embarking on a freelance career
Explain what to look for with each scenario:
-Existing employers: What you should know about employee or contractor agreements
-Freelancing: Good practices from a legal standpoint
-Own startup: What should be done first?
Explain what they can do themselves vs. when they should look for professional advice:
-Provide a list of things that you can do yourself, with links and instructions for each
You will leave this workshop feeling a lot more confident on how to move forward with your business.
Crowdfunding from the Investor's Perspective (Series: Crowdfunding)Financial Poise
This webinar focuses on the opportunities that crowdfunding makes available to the investor, and how the investor should go about navigating this new world. We begin with a basic overview of the new regulatory regime, the requirements to invest, and the on-boarding process one should expect. We then dive deeper into the market opportunity, including how to access and select investments, and expectations investors should set for themselves and the projects they select. This is not intended to support any specific deal selection, but instead sheds a light upon the basic selection criteria available, the method to go about investing and what to avoid.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/crowdfunding-from-the-investors-perspective-2021/
Structuring Your Business from Startup Through Growthnextfab
Follow up slides from PENN LAW ENTREPRENEURSHIP LEGAL CLINIC AT NEXTFAB
http://nextfab.ticketleap.com/penn-law-entrepreneurial-legal-clinic-at-nextfab/details
The Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism presented the free, three-hour workshop, "Detecting Corporate Fraud: Tips from a Crook and a Sleuth," before the Investigative Reporters and Editors Conference on June 25, 2014.
Roddy Boyd, investigative reporter and founder of the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation, led this investigative training with Sam E. Antar, former CFO of Crazy Eddie, Inc. and convicted felon.
To access all training materials provided during the series of "Detecting Corporate Fraud" workshops, please visit http://bit.ly/cofraud14.
For information about business journalism training and resources, please visit http://businessjournalism.org.
Theo Francis of The Wall Street Journal and Roddy of the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation present "Detecting Corporate Fraud." Sponsored by the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism, this workshop preceded the Investigative Reporters & Editors NICAR Conference in Baltimore on Feb. 26, 2014.
For more information about business coverage training for journalists, please visit http://businessjournalism.org.
Corporate Advisory Boards, Their Role and ValueExpert Webcast
DESCRIPTION:
A corporate advisory board can provide input on strategic direction and growth of the business and allow the company to access high-quality experience and advice, increasing the likelihood of long-term success.
MAJOR TOPICS:
- Purpose of an advisory board
- Function of senior advisors
- Board composition and structure
- Board member evaluation
- Board interaction with owners and senior management
- Advisory board v. board of directors
- Compensation issues
- How to attract senior advisors
This is the deck from PeerRealty's October 8, 2015 webinar on the Ameritus Real Estate Fund, our latest real estate crowdfunding offering. Visit http://resources.peerrealty.com/ameritus-real-estate-fund-webinar-video to view the replay of this webinar.
The Very Basics: Forming the Business (Series: The Start-Up/Forming the Busin...Financial Poise
So, you are an entrepreneur and want to start your own business (or you are an attorney, accountant, or other professional advisor working with one). One of the first decisions required is to choose a legal structure for the business and the jurisdiction of entity organization. What factors should be taken into consideration prior to selecting a legal structure and jurisdiction? Does a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company or corporation (C- or S-corp) make the most sense? This webinar focuses on business formation and the pros and cons to the different legal structures, and includes tips on how to keep one’s personal assets safe from the claims of future creditors of the business.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/the-very-basics-forming-the-business-2021/
Bid & Protest: What to do before you run to your lawyer?Proposal Helper
Protests have become the competitive weapons as more and more companies enter the GovCon scene. When you receive an “Unsuccessful Offeror” letter and you have processed your emotions, it’s time to think straight and get to work. Before you run to your legal counsel to file a protest, there are several things you can do to be prepared.
Coming to America: Bringing Your Startup to the US (Part I)David Ehrenberg
Doing business in the United States can be one of the fastest ways to fuel your company’s growth, expand your potential customer base and give you access to new employees and sources of investment capital. In this presentation, from the law practice of Fried Frank, the U.S. Embassy in London, the U.S. Department of State, and Early Growth Financial Services, address some of the challenges international startups face when setting up in the United States, including visa concerns, legal issues, and tax and accounting considerations.
Montello Real Estate Opportunity Fund Summary InfoMontello
The Montello Real Estate Opportunity Fund is advised by Montello Capital Advisors Limited (“Montello”), part of the Montello group, which is one of the leading real estate financiers in the UK.
For a Step by Step guide on Forming your business
Legally forming your new business can be a daunting task especially with how confusing government websites are. Luckily, SmartUp has made an introductory workshop along with a step by step guide.
To access the guide please visit: https://www.smartuplegal.com/learn-center/entity-formation-step-by-step-guide-new-georgia-business/
This workshop focuses on:
-Forming a startup of your own
-Obtaining a job with an existing or startup company
-Embarking on a freelance career
Explain what to look for with each scenario:
-Existing employers: What you should know about employee or contractor agreements
-Freelancing: Good practices from a legal standpoint
-Own startup: What should be done first?
Explain what they can do themselves vs. when they should look for professional advice:
-Provide a list of things that you can do yourself, with links and instructions for each
You will leave this workshop feeling a lot more confident on how to move forward with your business.
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Business Forward and the Small Business Administration hosted a joint webinar to discuss the development of crowdfunding and the new rules proposed by the SEC. Pravina Raghavan, the Deputy Associate Administrator for the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Office of Investment and Innovation, delivered a presentation and answered questions from business owners across the country. This presentation discusses the history of crowdfunding, and charts out a foreseeable path for new SEC rules, and makes a number of recommendations for businesses interested in utilizing the platform.
Fundraising 101 : Are You Ready for an Investment Round? David Ehrenberg
Why raise funds?
What are your funding options?
How much should you raise?
What do you need to do to show investors you're ready for their investment?
These questions are explored in this presentation from Shayne Vermallay from DLA Piper and Sirk Roh of Early Growth Financial Services.
Takeaways include:
- Your fundraising options at every stage of the development process
- Milestone funding
- What investors want to see
- Crafting your financial projections
- Expert pitching tips
- Financial modeling
- and more!
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What’s my startup worth? How much equity should founders have? How much equity should I give to employees and consultants? How much should I give to the venture capitalists?
Silicon Valley startup attorney Roger Royse of the Royse Law Firm discusses the basic valuation and ownership issues involved in a startup’s life, from formation to financing to exit, including how to value your company and the contributions of stakeholders and investors at each step with a particular emphasis on different models, best practices and traps to avoid.
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We've all heard about hugely successful crowdfunding campaigns on Kickstarter, GoFundMe, AngelList and other platforms (Coolest, Potato Salad, 7 Cups of Tea,Shyp) but we've also heard about the big campaigns that didn't go quite as planned (Zach Braff's "Wish I Was Here", MyIDKey). Crowdfunding is one of those activities that you really don't want to jump into without having a full understanding of the opportunities and risks involved.
At this highly interactive session on the Austin campus of IBM Innovation Center, our panel of experts provided an insider's view of crowdfunding (from the investor and entrepreneur perspective) and led a lively discussion about rewards-based and equity crowdfunding.
This was the takeaway from the session:
understanding the difference between rewards vs equity
knowing how to avoid epic crowdfunding disasters
learning what a successful campaign looks like
connections with crowdfunding experts
introduction to new funding portals
a "roadmap" for selecting the right portal
a crowdfunding "handbook"
the ultimate crowdfunding "cheat sheet"
Funding 101 for Tech Entrepreneurs & StartupsRoger Royse
Roger Royse, founder of the Royse Law Firm, discusses the various options available to entrepreneurs when it comes to funding their startup.
Topics include:
1) What are the best funding options for entrepreneurs to scale their business?
2) When should entrepreneurs pursue external funding?
3) How do entrepreneurs choose the right investor?
4) What alternative sources of funding are available?
5) How and why should a founder stage their funding rounds?
6) When should a founder think about exiting?
7) How can advisors help with the funding process?
2. Agenda
• Introduction
• Overview of Openshop
• History of Crowdfunding
• Five Funding Options
• Top Five Fundability Requirements
• CO Crowdfunding Workshop
3. About Brian
Personal
I am a dad with two boys, conscious entrepreneur and committed to my
spiritual inner journey, my purpose is to live passionately inspired to create
connection and full engagement, All-American swimmer in college
Professional
•Visionary in my EZOG Style
•I am an entrepreneur - over 20 years of experience
•I raised almost $2 million in private equity
•Board Member Crowdfunding Professional Associations
•Founder, CEO of Vim, Inc
•Co-Creator of Funding Launchpad, Vim Insights,
Vim Quests, Vim Loft, Vim Events, Vim Startups,
Vim Fundability, Vim Lending, Vim Software
Programs: Colorado Crowdfunding Intensive
4. Disclaimer
I am not an attorney, nor play one on
television. I am not providing legal advice
and you are advised to talk to an attorney
with any securities transactions you are
engaged in.
6. What is Crowdfunding?
•A collective effort from many individuals to
fund a charity, event, business, artist and
other projects typically online.
•The JOBS Act is a Game Changer
–Title II
–Title III
22. Options for Issue
1. Form RL-Limited Registration by Qualification
2. CO U-7 SCOR-Small Company Offering
Registration- with Reg D 504
3. Regulation A
4. Reg D 504 MAIE
5. Reg D 506 Exemption Title II JOBS Act
23. Form RL
Key Qualification
80% of raise must be spent in Colorado
entity
Majority of employees based in CO
All investors must be CO residents
Colorado Entity
$1M in 12 months
Escrow required
Min/Max
24. Form RL Registration
Key Advantages
• Limited documentation
• Reviewed financials
• The Colorado Division of Securities
(DORA) should decide within 14
business days
• $75 filing fee
• Lowest compliance
cost option
25. SCOR Key Qualifications
-47 States offer a SCOR, filed under
uniformed application U-7
-Must file Federal Exemption- Reg D 504
-$1M in 12 months
-$1.00 per share min
-Can require audited financials, ongoing
requirement for audit post funding
-Escrow required
-Min/Max
26. Reg A Key Qualifications
-Federal Exemption by Review
-Complete and File Form 1-A
-Reviewed by the SEC
-Verbally "Testing the Waters"
-Offering Circular required
-Currently up to $5M in 12 months
-No set requirement for accounting
although SEC can require audited
-No escrow or min/max
27. Reg D 504 MAIE
-Only generally solicit to Accredited Investors
-Must file Reg D 504 with SEC and CDOS
-Maximum raise $1M in 12 months
--Usually offered through Private Placement
Memorandum
-There is no qualification
File MAIE Form with CDOS
28. Reg D 506
-Practically only sell to Accredited Investors
-Currently NO advertising or general
solicitation- Title II JOBS Act changes this
-Usually audited financials are required
-Unlimited amount of capital
-Usually offered through Private Placement
Memorandum
-There is no qualification
31. Takeaways
• You have four current options for selling
securities to the public now
• In the future with the JOBS Act you will
have two more
• Selling securities to the public is only right
for some businesses
• Compliance is a significant component of
general solicitation
• The Vim Fundability Decision Tree
33. Top 5 Fundability Requirements
1. Completing Your Compliance
2. Understanding Your Investor
3. Setting Amount and Use of Funds
4. Determining a Fair Valuation
5. Committing to a Campaign Plan
34. Completing Your Compliance
1. Determine both Federal and State
requirements
2. Disclosure, disclosure, disclosure
3. Accurately complete all documentation
4. Secure advisors and/or counsel
35. Understanding Your Investor
1. What stage is your business?
2. What type of investor is best for stage?
3. Know your investor preferences and
past investments
4. Know psychographics and
demographics
5. Find a way to get in front of these
people
36. Setting Amount and Use of
Funds
1. What can you do that is amazing on
minimal raise?
2. How reasonable is this amount based
on your stage and valuation?
3. Completely understand and disclose
how you plan to spend the money
4. What milestones will funding complete?
5. When will you need money again?
38. Determining a Fair Valuation
1. Entrepreneurs tend to over value and
investors under value.
2. What facts do you have to support your
valuation claims?
3. Get market feedback and listen to first
investors about your valuation.
4. 100% of $0, 10% of $1,000,000
39. Committing to a Campaign Plan
1.Plan the campaign
2.Create your campaign
3.Launch your campaign
4.Drive your campaign
41. Takeaways
• Good compliance is a win for everyone
• Know everything about your target
investor
• Be totally transparent in use of funds
• Create a valuation that works for you and
the investor, must be realistic and fair to
both parties.
• Commitment to raise money is critical
48. Who is it for?
Any business that is ready to raise capital
using general solicitation
Any business that generally seek under
$1M in capital Reg A is $5M
Any business with lots of CO connections,
fans, customers or social network
Any business that simply wants to learn
how to raise capital like a professional
50. Workshop Information
Join us for our three day intensive program
February 11th, 13th & 15th
Focus on Form RL, SCOR, Reg A, Reg D
504 MAIE and Reg D 506 registrations
and Crowdfunding model
Only have 9 slots open for class
51. Sign Up Today!
Investment $1497, limited to first 10.
If you sign up and pay today you also get
-a free 1 hour coaching session prior to
workshop
-a free review of your Form RL, SCOR or
PPM
-$1000 off FundingLaunchpad.com
A total of $1750 free additional value
52. Free Strategy Session
• If this is for you, please complete the
attached form and return it to me.
• I will select 2 applications to meet with in
next two weeks
• If you want to stay connected to all of our
funding news please sign up for our
newsletter.
54. Thank you
Join Colorado Capital Formation Meetup for events on all
ways to raise capital for your business!
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Consul>ng
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• Contact
Info:
• Brian@Vim.biz
• 303-‐408-‐3671-‐
Mobile
Number
• www.StartupGuru.com
• LinkedIn:
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Tsuchiya
• Contact
Info
for
Nancy
Steele:
• Nancy@Vim.biz
• 720-‐881-‐1236
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• Contact
Info
for
Tara
Powers
• Tara@Vim.biz
• 303-‐875-‐5011-‐
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