A new incubator created by ex-Googlers is jumping into the busy seed-stage investing scene.
San Francisco-based AngelPad, which like incubator Y Combinator takes a small stake of 3% to 6% in start-ups in exchange for mentoring, networking and advising, is preparing to present its first group of companies to investors Wednesday. Eight companies have participated in AngelPad’s first 10-week program.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Ex-Googlers Jump Into Crowded Incubator Pool With AngelPad - Venture Capital Dispatch - WSJ
Author: Tomio Geron
