July Update: What to tell your clients about your AI use
Welcome to More From Fourscore
What new resources do we have for you this month? Take a look at our quick video from Fourscore Attorney Joseph Tulloch.
Left Main REI Featured on Yahoo
A recent Yahoo! Finance article highlighted our client, Left Main REI, which helps real estate investors swap fragmented tool stacks for its powerful, integrated, Salesforce-based CRM. The platform automates workflows, improves lead response by up to 80%, doubles deal flow, and integrates AI‑driven insights for smarter, scalable investment businesses.
Client Tell: Vulcan Harbor Ventures
Vulcan Harbor Ventures, led by Dustin Cotcamp, acquires and grows established small businesses in North Carolina's Triangle region. They focus on operational excellence, community-rooted leadership, and long-term value rather than rapid scale. Fourscore supported the acquisition and legal structuring to ensure lasting impact. Read more.
When and How to Share Your AI Usage
AI is helping us work smarter, not harder. If you're incorporating AI into your business, you may be wondering if you need to disclose that to investors and clients. Over on the blog, we explored the legal regulations for disclosure, as well as best practices. Read our suggestions here.
How to Communicate With Investors
Jesse made a YouTube Short about investor communication best practices for startups. The video originated from a blog post Jesse wrote back in 2020. He advocates for consistent, transparent communication with investors. Check out the video and the article for tips you can execute today!
Picture on the top is by Steve Johnson and is in the public domain.
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