It is true that regulators worldwide are taking a hard look at ICOs, but during the past year, SEC actions, rulings and speeches have clarified the position in the US, enabling token issuers to move forward with token offerings in the US.
Join Noreen Weiss, experienced US securities and capital markets lawyer, for an overview of:
· How to distinguish a utility token from a security token.
· How to offer and sell a security token in compliance with law.
· How to manage token resales to comply with law.
· The role of token exchanges, and how they fit into the regulatory landscape.
· How to ensure that you do not accidentally offer your token in the United States when your intention is to stay outside the US.

About Noreen: Noreen represents many token issuers, and is a published and frequent presenter on this topic, and many others, around the globe. As co-founder of MacDonald Weiss PLLC, a disruptive boutique law firm, she is an entrepreneur and an accomplished corporate and transactions lawyer and management advisor, with over 25 years’ experience advising founder teams, C-Suite, Boards of Directors, and investors on all manner of finance and fund-raising transactions, M&A, international business development, and commercial transactions. As a practicing lawyer in London, New York and Tokyo at a premier global law firm, and also as counsel for international corporate development for the TV channel HBO, Noreen spent her career focused on international work for innovative companies and investors in those companies, at the highest level of business and finance, and co-founded MacDonald Weiss to bring that level of senior and experienced service to entrepreneurs, SMEs and investors.

Noreen will be available for complimentary one-on-one meetings after the presentation, to answer question about your US token offering, or otherwise that have to do with raising money in the United States, or expanding your business into the United States.

Psst..! We will treat the 20 first guests on site with a lunch wrapp from our friends at K-Märkt, first come first served.