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freestown7 · Veteran Member

How do I find angel investors in my industry?

ballytop · Veteran Member

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Carlos · Veteran Member

Because so many angel investors like to play an active role in the business they invest in, they prefer to invest in businesses that are close to home.
You may be able to hook up with an angel investor through one of the websites that provides entrepreneur and angel investor matching. If nothing else, you can at least get your business proposal before a wider audience.
Angel investors look for companies with growth and export potential. They understand that it may take several years before their investment will pay off - although they also expect to be well compensated for their risk.
Join business and trade organizations and regularly attend the meetings. Joining civic and community organizations are also great for networking. Attend trade fairs and events. Get your face and your name out there and meet as many people as possible.
While there are some angel investors who invest entirely on their own, many operate as part of an informal network or syndicate where they can pool their resources and share the risks. Check with the Business Development Center, Community Futures Office or Economic Development Centre where you live; there may be an active group of angel investors in your community.