Angel Investor
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February 10, 2017
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Hi, angels!
Here you have some of the posts I have been reading this week and hope you find some relevant stories.
This week I have moved in with a team at brand new "Kasbah Hub" in Oslo and new spaces are popping up everywhere around town. Feel good to part of the movement.
As a curator, I want feedback on what you think should be the focus of this newsletter, and I promise your voice will be heard. Please send me the exciting news, deals, tools and feel free to connect at @vikinangels or LinkedIn.
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Angela Teng
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Today Online
- Some of the problems angel investors face here, Mr Gan said, are the difficulty in finding buyers and a lack of liquidity for trade.
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Bilyana Smith
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Mumbrella
- Spotlights the working day of some of the most interesting people in Mumbrella’s world. Today we speak with Bilyana Smith, CEO, board director, strategic advisor and angel investor.
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David Porter
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New Zealand Herald
- Experienced American angel investor Bill Cohen has warned the New Zealand industry that the local capital cycle is stunted.
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Sarah Perez
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TechCrunch
- Being a new parent can become an isolating experience, where you’re thrust into a world of playdates over happy hours – a change that can lead to dwindling time spent with friends who share a different schedule and set of priorities.
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Binu Paul
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Techcircle
- Coimbatore-based Amrita University’s Technology Business Incubator (TBI) has chosen five startups from its annual PitchFest programme for seed investment.
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Iris Dorbian
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PE Hub Network
- Tel Aviv-based Firsttime Venture Capital has raised $40 million for its second fund. The target is $60 million. Firstime 2 fund will back internet and new media startups.
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Matt Lopez
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Video Ink
- Blend Media has announced Seed funding with investors led by renowned media industry executives.
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