Dan Fleyshman

motorhome to them to remove the friction to remove the timing and so it is serendipitous that our guest is here today because he happened to be in town now over his career i'm gonna let him get into it he has been a lot of his time in the crowdfunding space that's where i first met him and i watched him build that up and watch him help raise tens of millions of dollars for multiple different companies to help them with their businesses so we'll get right into that so if you can mr darren marble please give your quick two minute bio so you get straight to the money

So goingpublic.com, someone goes there, they watch this show there. Where else can they watch it? How did you come up with it? Walk us through what is Going Public.

So goingpublic.com, someone goes there, they watch this show there. Where else can they watch it? How did you come up with it? Walk us through what is Going Public.

Now, behind all that is a company called Issuance. Explain that. That is the more technical, important structure, which all things need, all sexy, cool things need infrastructure in the back end. What is Issuance?

Now, behind all that is a company called Issuance. Explain that. That is the more technical, important structure, which all things need, all sexy, cool things need infrastructure in the back end. What is Issuance?

Why should they consider doing a crowdfunding and what are the options?

Why should they consider doing a crowdfunding and what are the options?

So someone there, that's it. They decided like, you know what? I listened to Darren Marble. I'm going to use issuance. I'm going to do a crowdfunding campaign. What are the other elements to make it successful? So it's not just another campaign.

So someone there, that's it. They decided like, you know what? I listened to Darren Marble. I'm going to use issuance. I'm going to do a crowdfunding campaign. What are the other elements to make it successful? So it's not just another campaign.

So a consumer is listening. They're watching goingpublic.com. They're seeing a cool episode and they're like, yo, I like that company. And they want to invest $350, some random number. Why should they consider investing into startup companies or midsize companies?

So a consumer is listening. They're watching goingpublic.com. They're seeing a cool episode and they're like, yo, I like that company. And they want to invest $350, some random number. Why should they consider investing into startup companies or midsize companies?

Why have you dedicated your life to the crowdfunding space?

Why have you dedicated your life to the crowdfunding space?

So we have a lot of entrepreneurs that listen, business owners, and they start to accumulate some wealth. They go from making 80 grand to 100 grand, 150 grand, quarter million, hopefully more. They start to bring in some real income. How do they decide when there's so many options? I can invest in cryptocurrency, real estate. I can invest in XYZ company. I can do private equity.

So we have a lot of entrepreneurs that listen, business owners, and they start to accumulate some wealth. They go from making 80 grand to 100 grand, 150 grand, quarter million, hopefully more. They start to bring in some real income. How do they decide when there's so many options? I can invest in cryptocurrency, real estate. I can invest in XYZ company. I can do private equity.

I could just put it into a CD. I could do an S&P 500. So many things that people can do. How should they be thinking about researching and figuring out what the heck to invest into?

I could just put it into a CD. I could do an S&P 500. So many things that people can do. How should they be thinking about researching and figuring out what the heck to invest into?

So these companies come to you, you decide, okay, this is the one. I'm going to get behind this company as a client. You also turn down a lot of clients. What are the things that make you say, you know what, this is the type of company I want to work with and maybe I don't like that founder or I don't like that business or I don't know this is really a scalable thing.

So these companies come to you, you decide, okay, this is the one. I'm going to get behind this company as a client. You also turn down a lot of clients. What are the things that make you say, you know what, this is the type of company I want to work with and maybe I don't like that founder or I don't like that business or I don't know this is really a scalable thing.

Why do you think that corporations should include some charity or philanthropy into their business?