Examining Stereotypes In Investing_1
Post on: 29 Апрель, 2015 No Comment
More than any other category of investors, Angels seek upside potential through funding meaningful, substantial improvements for society. — Nashville Chapter Member
In 2013, accredited angel investors directly invested $24.8 billion into nearly 71,000 early-stage companies, according to estimates by the Center for Venture Research at the University of New Hampshire. Thats more than all other venture capital firms combined were able to deploy in early and seed stage deals during the same year.
Thats jobs. Life-changing (and life-saving) technologies. More sustainable products. Wealth creation for a new generation of spirited Americans. All this at a time when the national focus was on American decline, outsourced and obsolete jobs, and failed politics.
In short, Angels are the true front line of innovation in America. Though many Angels enjoy the 20+% returns offered by early and seed stage deals, the motivations run much deeper. Love of community, love of entrepreneurialism, and a passion for growth are all part of the appeal. And while Angel stereotypes cast an image of some genius Master of the Universe living in Silicon Valley, the fact is that Angel investors operate in nearly every city across America.
Angel investing isnt about shooting for the moon. Its about playing the numbers and working the odds. Angel Capital Group was founded to create an environment where Angels could experience all the thrills of funding their own futures, and make money doing it.
What We Believe
We have learned lessons from both Moneyball and Steve Jobs if you want to beat the market numbers, you have to “think differently”. We embrace the role and function of a traditional angel group, but think differently.
If you believe these things, please contact us about becoming a member. To learn more, keep reading or just get in touch. Our monthly chapter meetings are the best way to experience what true Angel investing is all about.