Issuers
Through the Mission Marketplace private and public issuers can access mission-aligned capital and receive direct feedback from a community of stakeholders. Using the Mission Marketplace public companies can get visibility for internal sustainability programs and increase share liquidity and market capitalization.
Features:

- Ability to efficiently transact and raise capital
- Access to a community of impact and sustainability focused investors
- Companies can use IR to promote their sustainability to investors who care
- Opportunity to report impact metrics and receive ratings
- Value added marketing tools such as webinars and newsletters
- Relationships with PR and Newswire services such as CSRwire and 3BL Media
- Additional tools from a wide variety of service providers and partners for support on regulatory issues, marketing campaigns, and brand building
- Market data, research and news from targeted sectors
Communicate Your Sustainability To Our Investor Members & Increase Share Liquidity and Market Capitalization:
A key challenge for many sustainability focused public companies whose shares are listed on exchanges such as the NYSE, NASDAQ, The AIM in London, TSX and TSVX in Canada or the OTC markets is the low visibility and value they get for their efforts to be good corporate citizens and thus, lower market liquidity and share prices that don’t reflect this effort. For businesses which have positive social and environmental benefits, effectively promoting their shares among the sustainability community can help these companies benefit from these efforts.
Mission Marketplace Minimum Listing Requirements Help Investors Identify and Understand Your Company and Opportunity:

All Mission Markets issuers must meet certain requirements before listing opportunities on the Mission Marketplace. These requirements have been established to assure investors that the offerings have verifiable double or triple bottom-line returns as well as the needed offering documentation.
Corporate Documents
- The certificate of incorporation (or equivalent) and the bylaws (or equivalent, such as an Operating Agreement for an LLC) of the Issuer
Offering Documentation
- Either (a) Private Placement Memorandum OR (b) Term Sheet + Executive Summary and Business Plan
- Engagement letter from attorney or broker dealer
- Subscription Agreement for the securities being offered (if available)
Financial Disclosures
- Established organizations must provide ONE of the following (minimum of two fiscal years): (a) audited financial statements (b) unaudited financial statements OR (c) IRS tax form
- Pro-forma projections for five years (recommended) or two years (minimum)
Social and Environmental Impact
- Provide documentation and results of ONE third party Assessment, Rating, or Certification (ARC) for the organization, project, or offering. Agree to annual updates of your ARC (where applicable). See Mission Markets’ accepted third party list of MM Private Capital ARCs.
- Provide from one to five key quantitative impact indicators or results metrics reported annually following the IRIS taxonomy sheet titled ‘Product Impact’. Additional sector specific metrics will be made available over time. Quarterly reporting recommended. Contact support@missionmarkets.com if your principle metrics are not part of the IRIS taxonomy.
Additional Information
- Investor presentation (Powerpoint or video or both)
- For investment fund managers - three examples of previous investments

