Insights from Our Diverse Community of Angel Investors.
Networking is a cornerstone of our community. By becoming a part of COREangels, you gain access to a community of like-minded angel investors who share your passion for investing in innovative startups. This networking not only expands your reach and visibility in the investment community but also opens doors to potential co-investments, partnerships, and valuable insights that can enhance your investment decisions.
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We prioritize the growth and development of our angel investors through specialized trainings designed for angel investors. That's why we offer webinars led by industry experts and seasoned angel investors about a wide range of topics, including due diligence, portfolio management, deal structuring, and emerging trends. By continuously improving your knowledge and skills, you can make informed investment decisions and maximize your returns.
Knowledge Center
Being part of our global community exposes you to a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and entrepreneurship. COREangels connects you with founders of invested startups, allowing you to learn from their experiences, challenges, and successes. The diverse backgrounds, knowledge levels, and perspectives of our angel investors foster an environment of collaborative learning. By engaging with this rich community, you gain invaluable insights and inspiration that fuel your own entrepreneurial spirit.
Members LoginCOREangels Community is diverse.
Each angel fund is unique and different.
Our community operates around one single model.
An expanding global community with a distinctive model.
Portfolio
Angels invest in a common portfolio and make investment decisions as a group to ensure diversification.
Mentorship
Our angel investors actively mentor the founders of startups in the portfolio towards success.
Fund Leaders
Due diligence, valuations, pre-selections and reporting are done by professional leaders.
Angel Funds
Invested Startups
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This self-paced online course, priced at 500 Euros, equips aspiring fund managers, VCs, and angel investors with the essential skills to effectively manage an angel fund. Offering year-round access, this course provides you with the foundation to create and lead a community of angels investing in a common portfolio of startups.
Simply register online, pay securely, and gain immediate access to your course materials
Making this course ideal for beginners and experienced professionals alike.
one-time payment
As a startup mentor or angel investor, you have valuable experience and knowledge to offer, but your resources may be limited. By launching an angel fund, you can provide financial and systematic support to entrepreneurs, build a network of investors and industry experts who can work together to help startups grow and succeed.
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How do I invest in COREangels?
Pick a COREangels Fund in your country or one that is closest to your mission in life. Here is a list of our funds around the world: https://coreangels.com/our-angel-groups.
Make sure the minimum investment ticket and language requirements to join the fund of your choice are met. For instance, If you are based in a European country, speak English, and have a background in Artificial Intelligence, COREangels Big Data & AI might be a good match for you.
Connect with the leaders and angel investors of the fund that attracts you the most on LinkedIn and get an understanding of the group dynamics.
Once you have chosen an angel fund, apply via their webpage and a leader of the fund will followup with you to set up a call or meeting.
What is an investment committee?
Once you join a COREangels fund, there are going to be recurring demo days or pitch sessions of each angel fund where investors of the group listen to 2 or 3 startups that are pre-selected by the fund leaders. You get to ask questions during and after each Investment Committee and vote.
How is an investment committee different from a pitch day/demo day?
A demo day is a day where usually more than 10 startups are invited. On big Demo days, you might have 60 founders pitching their ideas.
In an Investment Committee, you are going to see pitches of no more than 3 startups that have already passed a screening process and primary due diligence. Your fund leaders have already done the valuations and the deal is negotiated ahead of time.
Who decides which startup I invest in after the pitch?
You and your fellow group members.
You vote: Yes, No or Maybe for each startup that comes to the investment committee. We have a 1-investor, 1-vote policy so regardless of your investment ticket size in the group, you will always have equal voting rights. The leaders count the votes and if the startup gets a majority Yes, the group invests in that startup.
Can I invest in a startup if it is not approved in the investment committee?
You can choose to invest in that startup individually, if the founders accept your investment. Most of our pre-selected startups choose COREangels because of our global community and the smart money provided by a group of angel investors and the diversity of expertise in the group.
