Becoming an Angel
Angel investors are individuals who invest in private companies and who have a net worth of at least $1 million or an annual net income of $200,000 for the past three years. Angels often provide mentoring and advice as well as capital. Angel groups and funds and angel investors typically learn about and discuss investment opportunities with other investors they know. Angel organizations allow angel investors to get together on a regular basis to review deals that have been screened through a formal review process. In angel "groups," investments are made by one or more individuals at their own discretion, acting alone or in syndicate. Angel "funds" make investments on behalf of shareholders.
Why should investors join an angel group?
Angels receive many benefits from belonging to angel groups:
 | A structure for prescreening deals |
| Exposure to more deals, while maintaining individual privacy |
| Expert insight on potential investments |
| Shared time and expense for due diligence |
| Deal syndication to leverage personal investments |
| Camaraderie with other business leaders |
If you are interested in joining or want more information please fill out our inquiry form.
For more information about angel groups and being an angel, read the following downloadable materials:
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