Angel Investors play a crucial role in a business’ life cycle and the U.S economy. For example, when at the Seed and Start-up stages of a new company, the capital that an Angel Investor can provide will add valuable growth and expansion for the early business. If an Angel Investor is active in day-to-day operations, or as a board member, even more benefits and experience can be added to the young entrepreneurial endeavor or management team. Without this help, many novice entrepreneurs may never build large thriving businesses.
Angel investment bridges the gap for small business companies that are pulling themselves up by the bootstraps (bootstrapping) to later seek institutional funding; it covers a broader area of different stages of business. This is partly due to the many types of Angel Investors. The four primary types of Angel Investors are the following:…
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