The Main Street Journal
Michael Shuman, Jen RisleyA hub for news about local investing
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 110 | Subscribers | Read | mainstreetjournal.substack.com |
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On Deck: Community Capital Live!
The Main Street Journal co-sponsors an interview with an innovative community capital initiative twice a month. The goal is to highlight new possibilities for your own community. You can participate in the live event (for free) or watch our...
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Great News! Venture Capital Is Having A Bad Year...
How healthy is the field of economic development today? One appalling sign is how many state, county, and city websites brag about the successes of venture capital (VC) investment in their jurisdictions. If you believe, as a mountain of evi...
Slow Money Celebrates 15 Years in Providence
V.3, N.18 - One of the most influential books launching the local investment movement was Woody Tasch’s Inquiries into the Nature of Slow Money (Chelsea Green, 2009). Readers were not just enthusiastic about the book; they became evangelist...
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I am a full-time visionary on community economics and have published many books on the topic. I also love moose.
Editor of The Main Street Journal - The world’s hub for local investors.
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