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Angel Investors Listed By State

Below is a State by State listing of Angel Investors, Associations, Groups and other sources. It is best to start with your own State. Angel Investors will likely want to meet with you and your management team before they make a funding decision. Also, they may have great contacts and strategic partners in your area that they can introduce you too as an added bonus.

Check back often because I will be updating this page and the rest of my Website as frequently as possible.

If you would like to list yourself, company or LLC as an Angel Investor or would like to list your Association or Group please contact me.

Once you have exhausted your state sources then you can start branching out into surrounding states. The closer Angel Investors are to where your company is or will be located the better your chances of successfully obtaining funding. It also makes travel plans easier and saves you time and money.

Visit Angel Investors for some GREAT TIPS that will increase your funding chances and help you negotiate with potential funding sources, even before you get to the Term Sheet stage. Here's help to get you that leading edge to succeed.

In my experience, (well over 10 years as legal counsel to private companies, public companies, Angel Investors and Hedge Funds) I have never had a client raise venture capital funding without meeting face-to-face with a funder. This is not to say that it has never been done, but the chances are extremly slim unless you are using an Investment Banker or Broker to help you obtain the funding.

In that case, they are able to raise funding for you because they have a relationship with clients who trust their advice and counsel. However, remember, it is still their client that makes the ultimate decision to fund, or not to fund, your company. Investment Bankers and Brokers typically charge a 10% cash fee and 10% in stock of what they raise.

As you can see this can be pretty expensive. It is best try to raise capital on your own at first. The exercise of trying to raise capital on your own will also be a good learning experience for your Management Team. It will help you fine tune your presentation and workout some bugs you may have in your business plan or competitive analysis.

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Ohio

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South Carolina

South Dakota

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Texas

Utah

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Wisconsin

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