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The average individual angel puts in about $25,000 per company, typically with 5 or 10 angels joining together to make up the investment round. (Many angels participate in angel groups or syndicates of various kinds. It's a very effective way to pool insights, ideas, connections, and other resources, and it enables angels to invest more powerfully

I know angels (including some who didn't even serve on the company's board) who meet weekly with startup CEOs for executive coaching sessions. And others who facilitate off-site management meetings, provide a much-needed perspective from outside the company, or keep the entrepreneur focused on real-world metrics and financials.

The baseline expectation is that an angel investor will at least do things that anyone (employee, friend, parent, founder, or anyone else involved in the startup) could do: refer potential customers, tweet out company news, suggest ideas, check out competitive sites, point out relevant news articles, provide moral support, and so on. The best angel

whom I have met through New York Angels, the group I founded more than 10 years ago that is currently the most active angel organization in the United States. These angels aren't high-profile entrepreneurs or business rock stars. They are financial professionals, lawyers, real estate developers, art collectors, retired corporate executives and, yes

There are a number of sites offering angel syndicates here in the United States including AngelList, SeedInvest, and Funders Club. At these sites, successful angel investors create an investment group, or syndicate, where they explain what they typically invest in, what they’ve already invested in (their track record), how much they typically inves