The 411 On Startups ™

Follow @theStartup411

  • ANGELS 411
    • Angel Investing Statistics
    • Angel Primers
    • Common Deal Mistakes
    • Expected Returns
    • Founder Salaries
    • How Groups Work
    • Net Worth Allocation
    • Tax Incentives
  • ENTREPRENEURS 411
    • Common Mistakes
    • Dilution Through Exit
    • Employee Option Grants
    • Executive Summaries
    • Exit Strategy
    • Finding Angels
    • Founders Syndrome
    • Fundraising
    • General Primers
    • Gust / Angelsoft
    • Hiring The Team
    • Investor Presentations
    • Milestones/$$ to Raise
    • Money Finders
    • Pitching
    • Stealthy or Not
    • Technology Transfer
    • Type of Investors
    • Types of Entrepreneur
  • FUNDING SOURCES
    • Angel Groups
    • Angels
    • Bank Loans
    • Family and Friends
    • Funding Sources Overview
    • Grants
    • Revenue Based Financing
    • SBA Loans
    • Strategic Investors
    • Super Angels
    • Venture Capital
    • Venture Leasing
    • Web/Micro Loans & Crowdfunding
  • LEGAL/CORPORATE STUFF
    • Advisory Board
    • Board Of Directors
    • Founder Agreements
    • Get the Right Attorney
    • Legal Stuff Primers
    • License Agreements
    • LLC or C or S Corp?
    • Non-Disclosure Agreements
    • Patents and IP
    • Restricted Stock
    • Selling Stock — SEC Rules
    • Stock Options
    • Stock Terminology
  • NON-PROFIT CATALYSTS
    • Creating A Startup Culture
    • Economic Development
    • Incubators / Accelerators
    • Organizations
    • Venture Forums
  • OTHER
    • GOOGLE GENERIC SEARCHES
    • LIST OF LISTS
    • TOPICAL
  • PLANNING
    • Business Models
    • Business Planning Software
    • Business Plans
    • Financial Plans
    • Financing Plans
    • Marketing Plans
  • STARTUP MEDIA
    • Blogs
    • Books
    • Podcasts
    • Presentations
    • Videos
  • TAKING THE MONEY
    • Capitalization Tables
    • Convertible Notes
    • Due Diligence
    • Funding Documents
    • Preferred Stock
    • Private Placement Memorandum PPM
    • Term Sheets
    • Valuation
  • Uncategorized
  1.  
  2. FUNDING SOURCES
  3. Angels

How Angel Investors And Angel Groups Work

Sep

18

2019

Choosing the Right Angels for Your Fundraising Needs Angels are individuals. Along with that comes an enormous variety of unique personalities and perspectives. Angel groups can help create more consistency, structure and organization in investments, while streamlining and simplifying the fundraising process for entrepreneurs. Still, it is important to find the right fit. Factors to ...
read more →

Angels · Finding Angels · How Groups Work

Studies Find Angels Significantly Impact Success Of Funded Companies – Forbes

Jun

1

2015

. . . . .Two studies show real evidence that startups backed by strong angels really do better than their counterparts that fail to get such funding. The studies by Harvard Business School professors William Kerr and Josh Lerner and MIT Sloan School of Management professor Antoinette Schoar (along with Stanislav Sokolinsky and Karen Wilson) ...
read more →

Angel Groups · Angel Investing Statistics · Angels · Exit Strategy

Top 12 lies angels tell

May

28

2012

Angel investors are among the leading sources of funding for many technology firms. Knowing how these investors think and evaluate a possible investment is therefore vital for any tech start up seeking funding. With a nod to Garage Venture’s Guy Kawasaki and his Top 10 Lies of Venture Capitalists, I offer my Top 12 Lies Angels Tell. ...
read more →

Angels · General Primers · Investor Presentations

angel group

Raising Angel Money — How Angels, Entrepreneurs, and VCs Think of Each Other

May

21

2012

This post is part of a series of posts called “Pitching a VC” that explains how to get access to VC’s, what to say when you get there and what will happen afterward. A friend of mine who lives in Silicon Valley called me lastt week to talk about his new company.  He’s been a ...
read more →

Angels · Convertible Notes · Financing Plans · Preferred Stock

fundraising

Angel No More: Why One of Silicon Valley’s Savviest Investors Has Shut His Wallet

May

10

2012

Kevin Hartz is sitting this one out. Sure, Hartz is busy with his day-job as CEO of online ticketing startup Eventbrite, but it’s not a time management thing that keeps him from his usual angel-investing habit. It’s more a money management thing. Hartz doesn’t like to invest his when there is so much sloshing around ...
read more →

Angels · Common Deal Mistakes · TOPICAL

The Most Influential Angel Investors On AngelList

May

2

2012

AngelList has become a popular way for new startups to raise seed funding. In some ways related to the opening up of investing via the JOBS Act, AngelList is designed to level the playing field for entrepreneurs seeking funding. The website enables any startup to raise funding by pitching to angel investors or requesting meetings, all ...
read more →

Angels · Finding Angels · Super Angels · Web/Micro Loans & Crowdfunding

Angellist · jobs act

Tips to Find the Right Angel Investor

Apr

6

2012

There are roughly 265,000 active individual angel investors . If you want to go the route of tapping an angel network — a group made up of up to 150 individual investors who pool their finances and share the due diligence work — there are more than 300 of those. In short, there are lots to ...
read more →

Angel Groups · Angels · Finding Angels · Type of Investors

How to find angel investors revisited | Texas Startup Blog

May

14

2009

Lots of people ask me, “How do I find angel investors?” I don’t have a great answer, but perhaps I can help some of you think about who angels are and as a result perhaps you will be able to find them more easily. To start, I think it is important to classify angels in ...
read more →

Angels

angel groups · types of investor

Ron Conway: More Reasons To Go All Angel – GigaOM

Sep

25

2008

Lately we’ve been discussing the many reasons why taking smaller, angel-sized investments instead of larger venture capital stakes often makes more sense for startups in a wobbly, exit-bereft market like the current one. Today, Ron Conway, the well-known founder of the Silicon Valley-based Angel Investors LP fund, now associated with Baseline Ventures, weighs in with ...
read more →

Angels

super angels

Raising Early Stage Capital: Dancing With Angels in 2004 and Beyond – Entrepreneurship.org

Sep

22

2008

Raising capital at any stage of a company’s growth is challenging and requires creativity and tenacity. However, these hurdles are especially difficult to conquer at the earliest stages of an enterprise’s development. In this article, I’ll discuss where and how to raise capital at the seed level, when you are first organizing your business, or ...
read more →

Angels

investors

Popular Posts

  • Milestones – Biotech Startup Milestones – Venture Capital Deliverables
  • Spreadsheet for creating a startup financial plan
  • BizPlanIt Virtual Business Plan
  • Writing an Effective Business Plan — Deloitte & Touche LLP.
  • Discount or cap? A spreadsheet that shows what happens when a note converts.

© 2023 The 411 On Startups ™ — All Rights Reserved.