 | enterpriseangels forms part of the Corporation Builders Investor Access process, and is the Millhouse IAG Group’s early-stage source of capital. |
It has put together an extensive network of more than 750 high net worth individuals (enterpriseangels Private Clients) who are looking for deals within the early-stage sector, most of which are located in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Being a facilitator, enterpriseangels’ job is to introduce the company seeking capital (“investee”) to these potential investors.
This is done in a number of ways, including:
- Private Luncheons - up to 4 investee companies present their opportunities directly to up to 25 enterpriseangels Private Clients;
- Deal Flow Newsletters - each investee’s opportunity is promoted through a deal flow newsletter that is distributed to each of enterpriseangels’ Private Clients. These newsletters also contain useful information and industry updates for our Private Clients;
- Phone updates - enterpriseangels contacts its Private Clients regularly, and has an excellent understanding of what each one is looking for in an investment. Subsequently, enterpriseangels is able to promote each investee’s opportunity directly to the most relevant group of Private Clients;
- Direct & Immediate Promotion on day of registration - on the day of registration, an investee’s opportunity will be distributed to each Private Client.
enterpriseangels can assist two groups of companies – those looking to raise between $50,000 and $2,000,000, and those looking to raise greater than that amount, but whose first (or any subsequent) round may be between those two amounts.
It is also able to assist individuals looking to make an investment into early-stage and emerging growth companies.
Please visit the enterpriseangels website for additional details, including a listing of all current investment opportunities. www.enterpriseangels.com
Click here to view some recent enterpriseangels transactions.
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