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The answer is still the same, but I have learned over the years that there is an etiquette to this process, just like there is for socialnetworking. If you can meet the SEC “accreditedinvestor” criteria ($1M net worth or $200K annual income), this is a great way to be seen by potential investors as peers before you need money.
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But now to answer one of the most common questions I get “How do I find Angel investors?” With today’s access to the Internet, and Google searches, it really isn’t that hard. This one claims to be the world’s largest single Angel investornetwork, with 1,100 accreditedinvestor members throughout 27 chapters on t3 continents.
But now to answer one of the most common questions I get “How do I find Angel investors?” With today’s access to the Internet, and Google searches, it really isn’t that hard. Although relatively new, they announced early last year that their community had already grown to more than 500 startups, and 2,500 investors.
The answer is still the same, but I have learned over the years that there is an etiquette to this process, just like there is for socialnetworking. If you can meet the SEC “accreditedinvestor” criteria ($1M net worth or $200K annual income), this is a great way to be seen by potential investors as peers before you need money.
But now to answer one of the most common questions I get “How do I find angel investors?” With today’s access to the Internet, and Google searches, it really isn’t that hard. AngelList has featured over 3 million businesses for potential investors in a format that is, effectively, a socialnetwork for entrepreneurs and angels.
The answer is still the same, but I have learned over the years that there is an etiquette to this process, just like there is for socialnetworking. If you can meet the SEC “accreditedinvestor” criteria ($1M net worth or $200K annual income), this is a great way to be seen by potential investors as peers before you need money.
It sounds like you could be a full-time Angel investor, but I know you have other activities as well. David: I’m also a serial entrepreneur who has founded half a dozen companies, including Angelsoft, which provides the underlying Internet infrastructure for most of the world’s organized angel investing ecosystem.
But now to answer one of the most common questions I get “How do I find angel investors?” With today’s access to the Internet, and Google searches, it really isn’t that hard. AngelList has featured over 3 million businesses for potential investors in a format that is, effectively, a socialnetwork for entrepreneurs and angels.
I wont go into the details of the bill, but at a high level, it allows entrepreneurs to raise funds over the Internet up to a maximum of $1M annually (or $2M with audited financials). Maximum investment from each individual investor would be the lesser of $10K or 10% of annual income and investors do not need to be sophisticated.
The answer is still the same, but I have learned over the years that there is an etiquette to this process, just like there is for socialnetworking. If you can meet the SEC “accreditedinvestor” criteria ($1M net worth or $200K annual income), this is a great way to be seen by potential investors as peers before you need money.
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More women and the BIPOC community will use socialnetworks if they’re not being harassed on them. Some investors who rewrite the history of innovation. They forget that taxpayers funded the creation of the internet and contributed to pharmaceutical discoveries.
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