Three years ago, 3,080 people invested in the idea of an independent Minnesota women’s soccer and the team is offering more investors a chance to join.
EAGAN, Minn. — Minnesota Aurora, the largest independent community-owned women’s soccer team in the U.S., has announced a new round of selling community shares of the team. The club’s unique community ownership model currently has 3,080 owners and this new round will allow people that missed out in 2021 to join ownership.
“We have accomplished more than we ever thought possible in our first three seasons with the initial $1 million,” said Aurora Board Chair and Co-Founder Allie Schmidt in a news release. “This new round will allow us to keep growing and giving back to our players, fans and community.”
Community ownership shares are $50 each, with a minimum investment of $100 offering exclusive perks for investors. The community owners elect two representatives to the …