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Need help getting started in your search for angel funding? Here's a directory of angel networks in the United States, broken down by geographical area.
by Lisa Chadderdon
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Finding the right angel investor can be a critical part of getting your start-up off the ground. Angel-investor networks are a good place to start looking for funding. These national and local groups of angels meet -- formally or informally -- to discuss deals and learn about the best new business opportunities. Each network works in a slightly different way. Many charge a fee to entrepreneurs who present plans at their meetings. Some even charge a fee to apply for consideration. Some require an official introduction to the group by an angel member; others solicit ideas from any entrepreneurs via the group's Web site.
To help get you started, we've compiled a list of angel networks in the United States. Because many angel groups limit their investments to a particular geographical area, we've divided the list into eight regions: Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, North Central, California, South, and Midwest. There is also a category for those groups that consider investments anywhere in the country.
National NetworksPacific Northwest Southwest Mid-Atlantic Northeast North Central California South Midwest
Disclaimer: We have tried to ensure that the information contained in this directory is correct and current. It is, however, intended to be a starting point in your search for financing, so please be sure to do your own due diligence before sending your plans, ideas, or other personal information to any of the groups listed. If you know of a network that should be added to this directory, please E-mail jennifer_redmond@inc.com.
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