| ARIZONA |
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Goal is to help organize and facilitate the process by which
private companies raise capital from individual investors in Arizona. |
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Desert Angels has been participating actively in sponsoring
educational seminars, such as the “Power of Angel Investing” by the Kauffman
Foundation. |
| ARKANSAS |
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Commercial financing needed for the information age. Along the
way, ACCG has made hundreds of loans, representing projects of well over $500
million. |
| CALIFORNIA |
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Our management team includes seasoned professionals with decades
of experience in finding, developing, and funding high growth companies. |
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We are a formal group of more than 120 former and current high
tech executives who are interested in investing their time and money into new,
cutting edge, startup companies. |
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More than 3,400 entrepreneurs who have obtained over $20 million
in capital and created 2,030 direct verifiable new jobs for Central Californians! |
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Since 1992, Investors' Circle has facilitated the flow of over
$133 million into more than 200 companies and small funds addressing social and
environmental issues. |
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Members provide up to $1 million in early-stage financing and
seed money to emerging technology-based ventures located in Southern California.
The group cooperates with other venture capital firms and angel investment groups
to support companies that are raising between $1 to $10 million. |
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If members show interest in a presenting company, the group
facilitates their efforts to share further due diligence. Members act on their
own behalf and make individual investment decisions. |
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We invest in private companies at all stages and favor investments
in the Internet, Information Technology, and Life Sciences. |
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One of the largest Angel and Venture Capital investment forum
in the United States, linking experienced investors with entrepreneurs from around
the globe. |
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Not limited to the technology industry, our members invest in
exciting companies in a wide range of industries including biotech, consumer
products, Internet, IT, life sciences, media, software and environmental, among
others. |
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Invests in seed and early-stage business ventures, with preference
towards disruptive technologies that will open new, large market opportunities. |
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Colorado’s premier organization for investors, service providers,
and entrepreneurs since 1985, the RVC is more than a business networking organization
– it’s a vital part of Colorado’s vibrant economic community. |
| CONNECTICUT |
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Founded in 2004, AIF members invest their time, talent and money
in supporting companies with solid business models and growth potential. By investing
together, we provide the capital required ($100k - $2M) with a high return potential. |
| FLORIDA |
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An Investment Research and Corporate Development consulting
firm offering services to Entrepreneurs, Emerging Companies, and Agile Investors
seeking to take advantage of global financial market dynamics. |
| GEORGIA |
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Not an investment fund, but rather, a network of investors who
make individual investment decisions after working together to evaluate candidate
companies. |
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A community of investors that want to actively pursue business
opportunities that may involve the investment of time, money, or other resources. |
| ILLINOIS |
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An angel investor group, an angel fund, and is a former advisory
member of the board of the Angel Capital Education Foundation. |
| INDIANA |
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Membership is comprised of serious investors, business leaders,
venture capitalists, corporate/institutional investors and serial entrepreneurs. |
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An organization of innovation capital leaders: private, public
and non-profit organizations committed to building their local economies by investing
in local entrepreneurs. |
| KANSAS |
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Identify well-managed, well-positioned companies operating in
industries with considerable growth potential that can generate a significant
return on investment. |
| LOUISIANA |
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A select network of accredited investors across Louisiana that
provides seed and early stage investment capital to viable start up companies
ready for angel-round funding. |
| MAINE |
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Investments in companies typically range from $50,000 to $250,000
in most deals. |
| MARYLAND |
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Primary focus is to invest in early-stage companies with significant
growth potential that operate in large markets, are run by talented management
and are located within a two-hour drive of Columbia, Maryland. |
| MASSACHUSETTS |
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A Boston-based group of proven executives and entrepreneurs
seeking investment opportunities in early-stage healthcare and life sciences
companies. |
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“Perhaps the most affluent and influential of the VC collectives
is the Common Angels.” – Boston Magazine |
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A Boston-based angel investment group that provides funding
to early-stage companies. We are looking for innovative, technology-driven startup
companies. |
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Individuals in the group have been the founders of 20 companies,
the CEO's of more than 20 companies, have invested in over 225 private companies,
and have been members of the Board of Directors of over 125 companies. |
| MICHIGAN |
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Committed to utilizing its financial, intellectual and networking
capital to foster the success of growing companies and to enhance the economic
development of West Michigan. |
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Those high net worth individuals (Accredited Investors) that
make equity investments in early stage companies. |
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An angel network formed to make financial and intellectual capital
available for early stage and growing entrepreneurial companies in West Michigan,
primarily the Kalamazoo Region. |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE |
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The center focuses on macro and micro issues relating to private
equity: capital markets, financing structures, governance and entrepreneurship. |
| NEW JERSEY |
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A private, member-lead, angel group that invests in early-stage
technology companies in the Mid-Atlantic region. |
| NEW MEXICO |
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Provide first stage "seed level and angel capital" financing
to startup and early stage firms. |
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Invest in New Mexico-based high growth potential early stage
and seed companies. |
| NEW YORK |
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We provide early-stage capital in the range of $250,000 - $750,000,
an investment range not generally served by venture capital funds. |
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Seeks growth-oriented, technology companies that are located
within 150 miles of Albany, New York and are seeking $1 million or less in investments
– though there are always exceptions to this standard. |
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One of the nation’s leading angel-investor networks. |
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Helps women of diverse backgrounds establish thriving businesses
in urban communities. WVF offers training, small business loans, and a network
of business advisors to help women reach their business goals. |
| NORTH CAROLINA |
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A group of highly successful investors with solid experience
in selecting investments and in assisting in the growth of the group's portfolio
companies. |
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A member-managed, seed stage, angel capital fund model designed
to capitalize on the growth in entrepreneurial activity and venture financing,
primarily but not exclusively in North Carolina. |
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Today is a great time to support early-stage growth companies
and our funds, with over 150 members, can help you navigate through these tough
economic times. |
| OHIO |
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Resource hub designed to link entrepreneurs with angel investors
and the other resources they need to create successful growth companies in Cincinnati. |
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Since June of 1995, NCIC Capital Fund has made 59 rounds of
investments in 29 companies totaling over $15 million. Our investments have been
leveraged with an additional $60 million in co-investments. |
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Established in 1998 as the Northeast Ohio Software Association,
NEOSA is a membership-based organization that promotes the advancement of the
Technology Community and IT Industry of Northeast Ohio. |
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CoreNetwork was founded in 2003 in Toledo, Ohio and has had
two exits to date - both of which provided a good return. A member of the Angel
Capital Association, CoreNetwork is the second oldest angel network in the state
of Ohio. |
| OKLAHOMA |
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A private not-for-profit Oklahoma corporation focused on wealth
creation by growing the technology-based entrepreneurial economy within our state. |
| PENNSYLVANIA |
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Links early-stage technology firms and established manufacturers
with funding, people, technology, universities and other resources to help them
prosper. |
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A regional group of accredited investors who invest in regional
early-stage companies. |
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Since its founding in 1988, the principal mission of the LORE
group is to provide investment capital and mentoring to early stage companies
principally in the Greater Philadelphia Area. |
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A group of experienced entrepreneurs and accredited investors
interested in investing and taking an active role in early stage companies with
high return on investment potential. |
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A group of women like no other in Philadelphia. We are current
and aspiring leaders of and investors in high-growth companies. |
| SOUTH CAROLINA |
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We screen and evaluate qualified start-up businesses seeking
seed capital. |
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Funding for our Alliance comes from local and state government,
technology entrepreneurs, various grants, personal contributions and from services
provided to our allies across the state. |
| TENNESSEE |
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To build a stable and easily identifiable source of local early
stage capital by delivering value to a network of investors via deal flow, investment
analysis, and due diligence. As part of the investor initiative, NCN manages
a $5.2 million sidecar investment fund. |
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Seraph aims to expand the number and collective impact of women
who, as angel investors, advisors or board members, drive economic growth across
the Puget Sound region. |
| TEXAS |
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The Camino Real Angels provide seed and early-stage capital
in the range up to $2M. |
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Since inception, our members have invested more than $27M in
54 deals. |
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Helps us manage activity and lets you see NDIG deals on the
web. It is a new system designed specifically for the early stage investor market,
and is being used by other groups in Texas such as Houston Angel Network. |
| UTAH |
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Since formation in May 1998, Utah Angels have invested $16 million
in thirty nine companies. |
| VERMONT |
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Brings together over 40 successful and experienced entrepreneurs
who are active in making early-stage and seed investments in companies located
in the northeastern United States. |
| VIRGINIA |
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Since 1997, the Alliance of Angels (AoA) has connected a community
of over 100 investors with the most promising early-stage companies in the Northwest
to invest, mentor and enable their success. |
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Represents private equity and venture capital firms with investment
interests in the mid-Atlantic and beyond, entrepreneurs, and their strategic
partners. |
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We provide an educational forum in which entrepreneurs, sources
for capital, and service professionals exchange ideas about venture related issues
- promoting the common interests of all parties in the venture process. |
| WASHINGTON |
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Screens and presents promising early stage company investment
opportunities to its accredited investor members. |
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A statewide, not-for-profit organization of leaders from Washington's
diverse technology-based businesses and research institutions dedicated to our
state's long-term economic success. |
| CANADA |
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An online platform that connects entrepreneurs and investors
based in Canada with each other or worldwide, depending on your personal selection
criteria. |
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A non-profit in 2002 to provide Angel investors with a secure
environment to network and learn from their peers, as well as the opportunity
to be heard collectively on national issues. |
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To date we have invested in 23 companies, all but two in the
National Capital Region. |
