So-called “power angels” have emerged as a force in the U.S. technology start-up scene. They bring money and relationships to help promising start-ups get to the next stage.
David Cohen, founder of TechStars, a well-known incubator of start-ups, has emerged as one of them — and he’s doing it by focusing his energies outside of Silicon Valley.
He’s just finished raising his own second seed fund, totaling $28M, which like his first fund is completely independent from TechStars.
TechStars has its own funding program, which awards every start-up in its program $118,000 in seed funding.
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