WALI & WALI

read moreThe Wall Street Organization, Inc., (WSO) is a boutique private financial packaging company, specializing in financial services consulting and the coordination of capital formation through Regulation S and Regulation D Private Placements, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Financial Advertising and Marketing. We can assist your company in identifying the appropriate financial instrument to meet your unique fund raising needs and then we can guide you through every step of completing the transaction, from due diligence to wholesaling the transaction to our network of Broker-Dealers, Institutional Funding Groups, and Accredited Investors both onshore and offshore.

read moreThe Wall Street Organization, Inc., (WSO) was founded in 1997 by Stephen M. Cole to provide companies seeking funding for start-up, growth, reorganization or expanision with the tools they need to successfully identify and attract the right type of funding. One of the most difficult challenges for any entrepreneur or business seeking capital lies in capturing the interest of Broker/Dealers and Investors who are inundated with requests for funding. Mr. Cole's dual background in both Marketing and Advertising and Securities presented an elegant solution to this problem.

read moreThe Wall Street Organization, Inc. is a full service financial packaging and capital formation firm that assists companies interested in exploring various types of securities offerings and corporate issuers seeking alternative capital formation avenues. With financial guidance, creative solutions, restructuring or capitalization planning, the WSO can help you meet your funding goals. The WSO can guide you through every step of the process, from identifying the proper structure for you transaction, preparing a strategic business plan and supporting documentation, to sponsoring your finalized presentation to a variety of funding sources.

read moreA professional, detailed Strategic Business Plan is absolutely essential to any small business. Many entrepreneurs make the mistake of starting their small business without a formal business plan, severely handicapping their business. However, it is important to note that a vague or poorly thought out business plan is as bad as no plan at all. A strategic business plan needs to be as detailed as possible to be effective. A strategic plan should be able to serve as a road map leading from your vision to the success of your venture.