
1
Kickoff Reception
January - In Person
Start your angel investing journey. Meet the cohort, hear from experienced angel investors about how they got started, and reflect on your own goals and interests as an investor.
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Portfoilo Construction
+ Your Thesis
October 29th - Online
Develop your investment approach. Explore portfolio strategy, check sizes, reserves, and how to define the areas and opportunities that align with your investment interests.
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Terms, Structures + The Long Game
March 16th - Online
Understand the investment process. Learn about common investment structures, including SAFEs, priced rounds, syndicates, and SPVs, along with what happens after an investment is made.
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Getting Started
January - Online
Build your foundation. Learn about accreditation requirements, documentation, realistic expectations, and how to think about the amount of capital you’re comfortable investing.
4
Deal Flow + Diligence
November 5th - Online
Learn how to evaluate opportunities. Explore where investment opportunities come from and how to assess a startup’s team, market, and potential using a repeatable framework.
6
Live Founder
Pitches
March 18th - In person
Put your learning into practice. Evaluate live founder pitches as a cohort, apply what you’ve learned throughout the program, and discuss your takeaways with guest investors.
Learn the Fundamentals of Angel Investing
The Investor path is designed for individuals who are interested in becoming angel investors and want to better understand how to evaluate early-stage businesses and investment opportunities.
Throughout the program, investors will:
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Learn how angel investing works and what to consider when evaluating a startup
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Develop a framework for asking the right questions and assessing investment opportunities
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Explore key areas of a business, including the market, team, technology, traction, and financials
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Learn how to identify opportunities that align with their interests and investment goals
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Begin developing an investment thesis to guide future investment decisions
