It used to be that finding angel investors mostly involved figuring out who you personally knew who had money -- maybe a rich uncle or former boss -- and asking them to invest in your business. If you were lucky, maybe you scared up two or three different individuals who could back your idea.
In recent years, though, it's gotten easier to find angel investors outside your own network of connections. That's because angels increasingly travel in groups. The Angel Capital Education Foundation reports angel groups now number 340, up 13 percent in the past year.
The rise of angel groups is making life easier both for angel investors and for entrepreneurs trying to find them. Here's why:
To read the full, original article click on this link: Could a Band of Angels Help Your Business?
Author: Carol Tice
