![]() ![]() But what about specifically minority owned businesses?Ĭecala: Yeah, so that’s really something that differentiates us. We just want to give more options to the small entrepreneur, as well as to the American investing public to get in early in good companies that will grow and expand wealth for the original investors and founders as well as make it available to the general American investing public.īrancaccio: So a key differentiator, who you’re trying to attract and the problem you’re trying to solve is about scale, allowing smaller businesses to go public. Joe Cecala: Our concentration is really creating capital opportunities in the mid-cap and small-cap marketplaces, which is something that’s died off for decades. Tell me how Dream Exchange offers something different. You want to list in that situation on a stock market, there are many stock markets, some pretty famous ones that are out there already. ![]() The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.ĭavid Brancaccio: If someone has a business that’s gotten to a certain scale, one option is to get investment from public shareholders. It’s called the Dream Exchange, and once licensed, it’ll be the first minority-owned and governed company to operate a stock exchange in the 230-year history of stock exchanges in the United States.įor more on the historical move, Marketplace’s David Brancaccio spoke with Joe Cecala, the founder and CEO of Dream Exchange, about how it could help address the longstanding racial wealth gap in this country. But soon, there will be another option for investors. If you want to invest your money in a company, maybe you turn to the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq where shares are traded. ![]()
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