Jun 22nd, 2009 in Insight | 0 comments
Happy Times Are Here Again – Well, Almost!
Angel investors are very sensitive to the predictions of recovery in the market, because every false claim or ‘green shoots of recovery’ debacle knocks consumer confidence back further, delaying the chance of a true recovery that will benefit everyone. Whatever the market conditions, there will always be entrepreneurs seeking to launch or grow their businesses—but those conditions and the state of the market...Financial adventurers WANTED (to provide seed money)!
Angel investors are canny individuals who know that there is money to be made by helping inventors and small business entrepreneurs get their commercial enterprises off the ground. Imagine contributing your capital – perhaps also some personal expertise and business contacts – and reaping great financial rewards in the process. Capitalising on Private Equity Rather than playing the stock market and taking their...
Feb 9th, 2009 in Press Releases | 0 comments
What Do Angel Investors “Really Really” Want?
Find out the secrets of how to be a successful entrepreneur 5 February 2009 Due to popular demand, Angels Den, the online matchmaking service which connects entrepreneurs to potential investors (www.angelsden.co.uk), is running an interactive workshop, entitled ‘What Angels Want!’, in central London on 25 February. Designed to help budding entrepreneurs get a kick start for 2009, this unique workshop will...
Nov 11th, 2008 in Insight | 0 comments
To Define an Angel
My battered old copy of The Concise Oxford Dictionary rarely leaves the sanctuary of its dusty be-cobwebbed place on my bookshelf. But in a recent moment of boredom I thought wouldn’t it be fun to see what the Oxford University Press thought of Angels Den? Even before I’d reached up to the top shelf to locate the shortened repository of all spelling knowledge I knew that “fun” was going to be a very tough...
Apr 14th, 2008 in Tips | 0 comments
How to Approach Angel Investors – The Right Way
Angel Investors are a rare bunch; they have made money and now contemplate losing it again. They take a risk for which they demand a reward higher than they can get elsewhere. This might sound blindingly obvious, but it is worth going back to basics when considering how to get into the mind of an investor. Angel Investors could make 5% putting their money in a bank. If your proposition were making less than that,...
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