So here we are, the business end of 2017. Most companies are typically winding down for the holidays at this time of year. Or simply making sure they have their end-of-year-report ducks in a row. Not us. We have growth on our mind.
On the face of it, I can give you 19 billion reasons why European startups are doing better than ever. Because that’s the record amount of money (in USD) they stand to receive from global investors by the end of this year.
Capital efficiency. It’s almost become a dirty phrase in recent years. A lost art, if you like.
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How does one go about angel investing in Africa? We went to South Africa for the African Angel Investor Summit, and we definitely got more than just a t-shirt.
Calling all the ladies out there! Being an entrepreneur is tough. But what about specifically being a woman entrepreneur? Is it any different, or more challenging?
You have your slick, edgy business cards with funky job titles. Your business plan is top notch.
Angel or Limited Partner? Investment can be a funny old game. You win some and you lose some, or so the popular saying goes.
My calculations for Greece, as an investor myself, all come up positive. And it’s not mere speculation either: there are real world results backing this up.
Angel investors play an increasingly important role as investors in the economy.
A syndicate is obviously a team of Angels that invests as a “group”, trying to spread risk and use their multidisciplinary background in order to help early stage businesses.
