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Videocast: how to raise angel funding with Jon Gillespie-Brown

By Jon Gillespie-Brown | December 11, 2009

Today I did a Videocast with StartupSchool, it was a one hour session with on how to raise angel funding. We had a lively discussion about many of the core things Startups need to know about Angel Investors and how to raise the funds.

We covered a bunch of topics like those below:

- How to find & choose Angels Investors

- How to build relationships with Angel Investors

- How to pitch to Angel Investors

- How to value my equity

- Legal Options for Angel Investments

- What to expect from Angel investors

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Check out the recording here:

http://startup.supercoolschool.com/classes/721

Don’t forget to check out the many blog articles on this topic here:

http://www.tobeanentrepreneur.com/blog/category/fundraising/

http://www.tobeanentrepreneur.com/blog/category/fundraising/angel-funding/

This is also a useful resource i found recently:

http://www.angelcapitalassociation.org/dir_directory/directory.aspx

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Last 3 posts by Jon Gillespie-Brown

• A small gift can go a long way… - February 4th, 2010
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