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To be honest, I don't think any of us have been following it. I know that it was supposed to aid investments into start-ups and since Eric Cantor was a main proponent of it it is sure to be investor friendly. We can have have Joan or our intern, John, pull a bill summary from THOMAS or come up with a list of its key provisions, but for the analysis of how it would impact potential investors I would have to defer to those of you who had a little more day-to-day experience dealing with investors in the tech space.


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On Mar 28, 2012, at 8:11 PM, Neil Callahan (Rosemont Seneca) wrote:

> Hey guys,
>
> Do we any insight into the JOBS bill and what the potential impacts are? At
> first glance, it reduces operating costs and eases the ability to raise
> capital - so good for margins and good for returns to the investor.
>
> There also seems to be potential impacts the regulations around helping
> raise capital re Article D and the Blue Sky regulations that we'd had to
> manage to.
>
> Also, the new type of "public company" plays well with our late stage
> secondary investing with clear winners in the space - more companies will
> move into this category is they can "go public" - we can help them figure
> this out and optimize for them and help drive returns and potentially quick
> exits.
>
> I think if RSTP was the go to place to understand the impact of this law on
> Tech companies - what it means, how it helps bootstrapped entrepreneurs, how
> to navigate, etc. - we'd get good visibility and attention from
> entrepreneurs in tech as well as LPs who see us attracting great companies.
>
> How would be develop a position paper on this legislation? How could we use
> it to market to entrepreneurs and investors? Generate some buzz about us in
> the space.
>
> Best,
>
> Neil
>
>
> Neil Callahan
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