CrowdCheck offers a weapon against potential fraud and helps investors make good investment decisions. CrowdCheck does the basic “due diligence” that a reasonable person would do when investing small amounts of his own funds, and lets investors see the results of this due diligence in an easy-to-understand Report. This helps the entrepreneurs seeking funding too: they can show they mean business.
Plus, the CrowdCheck process walks the entrepreneur through the complicated disclosure process so that they know they meet all the legal requirements and aren’t likely to get in trouble later for saying the wrong thing—all without the big legal bill.
How are we qualified to do this? CrowdCheck’s founders are business lawyers and entrepreneurs, and our team includes very experienced securities attorneys. Our trained research analysts, who help guide the entrepreneur through the disclosure and due diligence process, include securities lawyers and skilled investigators.
Our StoryOur People
Sara Hanks
Chief Executive OfficerSara Hanks, co-founder and CEO of CrowdCheck, is an attorney with 30 years of experience working in the...
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Chief Product OfficerAndrew Stephenson, VP of Product Management and Strategy at Crowdcheck...
Read moreHuiwen Leo
General CounselHuiwen Leo, Director of Investor Services, is a corporate and securities attorney. She began her career at the World Bank...
Jamie Ostrow
Chief Administrative OfficerJamie Ostrow, Vice President of Process for CrowdCheck, has spent her career in both the U.S. and U.K. in distilling complex legal and financial...
Jeanne Campanelli
Chief Operating OfficerJeanne has more than 25 years’ experience as a corporate and securities attorney in private and in-house practice...
Read moreOur Analysts
Our research analysts guide entrepreneurs through the disclosure process and help them establish that they are legitimate companies. They are a diverse bunch of people with a range of backgrounds in securities law and finance. Some of our analysts are partly retired after years of experience in their fields, and some are younger professionals. What they do when they are not helping entrepreneurs ranges from taking care of their families to writing steampunk fiction. But one thing they all have in common: they want to help entrepreneurs get access to finance while helping them protect themselves from liability. And they are all trained by CrowdCheck.