26/08/2026
This is the first in a series from Sorbie Bornholm. In this episode, Managing Director Whitney Kofford sits down with Founder and CEO Greg Kofford to talk about where the Sharing Agreement came from and why he built it.
With over 40 years of experience across capital markets and international investing, Greg shares what he observed in traditional financing: the hurdles small and micro-cap companies face when accessing capital, the near impossibility of attracting long-term institutional investors, and the challenge of creating true alignment between issuers and investors.
The conversation covers:
🌳 Why the Sharing Agreement was created
🌳 The problems Greg saw in traditional small-cap financing and why most structures work against the companies they fund
🌳 How the model is designed to align companies, investors, and all shareholders toward growth
🌳 How Sorbie approaches long-term partnerships through different market cycles
🌳 Why rewarding growth and preserving shareholder value are not competing goals
The Sharing Agreement was built on a simple idea: create alignment between all stakeholders by rewarding growth while preserving shareholder value.
This is just the beginning. Watch the full video: https://bit.ly/3SWYgMv
This is the first in a series from Sorbie Bornholm. In this episode...