Initial Coin Offerings have the potential to change the way startups are funded, and many savvy founders are already utilizing blockchain technology to raise money. To capitalize on this new trend, the Founder Institute recently held a webinar featuring Michael Hiles (Founder & CEO of 10XTS, General Partner at the Cincinnati Crypto Fund, and Director at Cincinnati Founder Institute), in which he outlined how entrepreneurs can leverage a regulation-friendly approach to initial coin offerings - not only for blockchain software startups, but for any startup.
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For even more information, be sure to check out Michael Hiles’ presentation below:
Michael Hiles is a digital native senior exec growth hacker with cross-over experience in multiple subsectors and industry segments. He is a seasoned leader, analyst, advisor, and operator with a proven track record of growth and innovation leadership in the context of start-up, mid-sized and large corporate organizations. He is focusing on leveraging 25 years of experience with rapid business development, large-scale technology development & implementation, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures and operating partnerships to help CEOs and their investors create Growth and Exit Strategies.
