Angel Investors and Venture Capital Investors can both provide funding but the differences are important for startups looking to find the right partner.
Angel Investors are typically individuals – They typically don’t have other decision-makers in their investments and they are usually investing their own money. This gives them flexibility in terms of deal terms and it also means that they often don’t have external requirements on how they get their money back or if they need a seat on the board.
Venture Capital investors are typically not individuals, but rather LLCs or firms. They are most typically investing other people’s money in a Fund. VC’s will raise this money from people referred to as Limited Partners or LPs. LP’s are typically writing million-dollar checks and expecting VC’s to invest that money and get a return.
Because VC’s are investing other people’s money they have general expectations on how long it may take to get their money back, most typically in 5-7 years.
Both Angels and Venture Capitalists look for companies that can grow and be successful but each may look at companies at different stages and be interested in making different types of investments.
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Hello, I am very interested in working with an angel investor for my business. How can I connect with you?
"..finding the right fit is not just money it is finding the right partner for your business." The right partner will ask the tough questions, always provide honest feedback, and supports the vision of the company.
Hello thank you for your videos actually I want to show you my project idea and If you can help me to find an investor
Would you like invest in literature?
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What if you need about 150-200k? Getting 2 BAs into the company had up and downsides. Would only one BA ever invest this sum? Guess we need to find out
This is great info! Question: my business is 6yrs old and i just signed a 3yr contract to provide goods and services to (4) fortune 100 companies…..projected $14M in revenue over the next 2yrs. I need to raise funds for expansion and scaling the business asap. Should I look for a VC?
Am interested very much on this kind of business partnerships
Can’t wait until the day when investing can be done through individuals via the web, but vetting the founders and the project.
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The project has the potential to generate two and a half million dollars and I am definitely under selling the amount of money it can actually bring in is so much more because I'm not including royalties whatever verification and proof of identity even if you need to see my credit which is good I'm all in
Investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity. And not just any investment but an investment with guaranteed returns. Also do proper research and invest with the right approach. Stocks, real estate, Hedge funds and ETFs are good investments as well.
Can I ask you question sir?
Nice Explanation, thanks for the efforts 🙂
Hello Greg, I produce films and I am looking to pitch a film that needs a budget of $380K, should I go for an Angel Investor or a Venture Capitalist?
Perfect explanation. Where can we find an Angel Investor? You're one yourself, correct? Thanks in advance!
Great. Thanks
Awesome! Exactly what I needed.
I'm looking for a angel investor, where do I find them?