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New York Angels brings together a group of 125+ angel investors with expertise across a wide range of industries. New York Angels Members have joined for a number of reasons. NYA Members shared why joining an angel group is better than investing individually. “There are countless benefits such as:  • Deal flow, including a second look in follow on rounds when you are not an investor in the prior round; • Sanity check and expertise in fields that I don’t know; and • Negotiating power.” - Mark Schneider #newyorkangels #angelinvesting #dealflow

For so many founders, finding business angels is tough. Most angel investors don't have websites where to explain what they invest, ticket size, industry, etc. The folk guys have gathered a list of the 350 most active angel investors in the US 🔥 Let me know if you are interested and I'll share it with you!! 🚀

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Angel Networks provide benefits to both founders and investors. For Founders: 🚀 An alternative to or an addition to traditional VC funding. 💡 A source of experience and advice (Manchester Angels has 45 exited founders!). 🎯 More targeted in who they fund (if you’re a founder from Manchester, we’re for you!). For Investors: 🤝 An opportunity to connect with like-minded people. 🧠 Tap the knowledge of other angel investors. 🔍 Access to a team of experts appointed for the due diligence process. Read my latest article where Angel Networks are demystified: https://buff.ly/3TDqMz9

Pic from yesterday's The Global 51 - Family Office Club panel discussions and mixer, fostered by Bridget Kilroy in Los Angeles. Pictured are Bridget Kilroy interviewing Paul Spradling, overview of his respected private equity best practices and methodologies. Other conversations included Andrew Fielding facilitating VC Panel with Shamin Walsh (BAM Ventures); Kirby Winfield (Ascend VC); and Alex Goldberg (AdAstral Funds). Andrew Fielding facilitating VC Panel with Gary Post (The K Funds) and Chris Bostick (OCV Partners). #familyoffice #singlefamilyoffice #venturecapital #privateequity #emergintechnology

New to the Knowledge Center: Avoiding Costly Mistakes in Investor Relations Raising funding is no easy feat, especially for first-time founders. You need a solid business plan, traction to demonstrate market fit, and the skills to pitch effectively. Yet founders often trip up when it comes to investor relations - the ongoing communication and relationship building after that first check clears. "We've seen companies make mistakes managing investors that have cost them dearly down the line," said Michael Mohammadi, CEO and co-founder of StormX, an investor relations platform. I sat down with Mohammadi and his co-founder Eduardo Fonnegra to get their tips on avoiding common investor relation pitfalls. #mistakestoavoid #investorrelations #workfromhome #experts #expertauthor

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"A bad pitch doesn't necessarily break the deal." Justin Nguyen's road to funding is paved with both successes and failures, and the true challenge is to discover how to turn setbacks into opportunities. Join Justin and more key speakers to discover strategies that helped them secure funding from top-tier investors at #TIAConferenceJKT. Tickets are now 45% off, get them while they're last: https://buff.ly/3XfTjgZ

About me: -> VC for 10+ years -> invested in over 100 companies -> Manage $100M fund -> experienced board member First time founders, you need to build a board culture. Zoom is convenient, but 1-2 times a year you need to gather your board IRL, even at pre-seed. These are long term relationships & people need to know one another as humans. This will help prevent negative, political infighting and help people be empathetic and generous in their interpretations. Host in the most convenient city for your board members (which might not be where you live!). Host a board dinner the night before at a decent restaraunt. Have an ice breaker or two ready to go.

🎙️ AssetRush Talk: Revisit the conversation with Carmine Meoli from Stableton on democratizing private investments! Carmine discusses how Stableton is revolutionizing finance by making private markets accessible to a broader investor community. From bringing down minimum investment sizes to providing direct access to high-impact ventures, Stableton is opening up a universe of opportunities previously reserved for institutional investors. Discover how Stableton is driving innovation and empowering investors to participate in the success of tomorrow's disruptors. Watch the full episode: https://hubs.ly/Q02LRDP30 #AssetRushTalk #AssetRush #AlternativeInvestments #PrivateMarkets #DemocratizingFinance