Dan Mindus, investment director for the state of Virginia’s CIT GAP Funds, is launching a dozens-strong investment network of angels, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs — none older than 40 — adding a potentially powerful new funding source to the D.C. startup scene. Mindus, a former protégé of veteran angel organizer John May, is in the final stages of forming the network, which he expects to reach 45 to 50 investors. While some details, including the name, are still taking shape, Mindus’ effort has the potential to create a new, centralized hub for early-stage founders to find seed capital.
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