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Angel Investing: Matching Startup Funds with Startup Companies--The Guide for Entrepreneurs and Individual Investors (Jossey-Bass Business & Management)

Angel Investing: Matching Startup Funds with Startup Companies--The Guide for Entrepreneurs and Individual Investors (Jossey-Bass Business & Management)

by Mark Van Osnabrugge (Author)

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Synopsis

They deliver more capital to entrepreneurs than any other source. And they often receive an incredible return on their investments. They're angel investors, some of the most important----and least understood----players in business today. The United States has close to three million angels, whose investments in startups exceed USD60 billion per year. Some of our most successful companies were funded by angels----companies like Ford, AOL, and Amazon.com. But until now, little has been written about these angels, due in part to their preference for anonymity. Angel Investors provides an inside look at who these angels are and how they operate. It also shows would--be angels and entrepreneurs how best to find each other.To learn more about this book, visit its website.

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Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 452
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Published: 02 May 2000
ISBN 10: 0787952028
ISBN 13: 9780787952020

Media Reviews
this book will be of interest to potential investors, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and institutional investors everywhere... (Chartered Secretary, March 2001) The book is sensibly and logically structured, backed by exhaustive research with generous and helpful attribution to other specialists in the field. (Start Your Own Business, February 2001) ...an interesting and informative book... (M2 Communications, 12 June 2001)
Author Bio
MARK VAN OSNABRUGGE is a consultant at Marakon Associates, a top--tier international consulting firm based in Stamford, Connecticut. A former fellow of the Harvard Business School, he is also the widely published author of articles about entrepreneurial finance. He lives in Chicago, Illinois. ROBERT J. ROBINSON is associate professor of negotiations at the Harvard Business School and an angel investor with experience in a variety of startup companies. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts.