Tag Archives: entrepreneurs

Startup Community Members: Give Your Colorado Flood Donations Through EFCO!!!

Posted on September 18, 2013 by Elizabeth Kraus

Calling all entrepreneurs, angel investors, venture capitalists and startup community members planning to make a donation to support Colorado Flood recovery — Please make your donations through the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado (EFCO) so we can track our startup community … Continue reading →

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August 15: What to Look For in a Startup Team/How to Choose Investors

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Elizabeth Kraus

Our next outdoor learning series event is coming up next Thursday, August 15th and we have some other great angel investing events planned for the coming months. Check it out! Next Upcoming Event:  Angel Investor/Entrepreneur Outdoor Learning Series: What to … Continue reading →

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June 6th Starts Angel Investor and Entrepreneur Learning Series Outdoors in the Park

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Elizabeth Kraus

Hello all. The sun is shining and it’s a perfect time of year to get outside! The Impact Angel Group is partnering with Take it OUT! Fitness to encourage Colorado entrepreneurs and angel investors to get out of the office and find time … Continue reading →

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What Companies Are Angels Actually Investing in?

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Elizabeth Kraus

It seems as if a new startup is funded every day, but in reality a very small percentage of startups are able to successfully raise capital. To give some perspective, the Impact Angel Group reviewed 522 angel investments last year … Continue reading →

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Executive Summaries | What do investors really need to see?

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Elizabeth Kraus

There are some basic questions that most investors ask before making an investment decision, but very few of the executive summaries I’ve seen actually answer these questions. These incomplete executive summaries are inefficient for investors – we spend far too … Continue reading →

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