If you're serious about angel investing, it's critical to understand the underlying economics.

The first money you raise for your startup will probably be from people who already care about you and your success, your friends and family.

Many people are interested in Angel Investing, either in being an angel or getting money from them. However, they are often confused about precisely what it is and how it works.

Many new founders are confused about how cap tables, stock, and dilution work. Learn what you need to know to talk intelligently to your attorneys, investors, co-founders, and employees.

Should you bootstrap your startup to greatness or take outside investment to accelerate your growth?

Iris Fujiura, Chapter Lead of the Silicon Valley chapter of Golden Seeds, and an engineer/executive working on rockets and launch systems, provides great insight into angel investor priorities, and what makes for a successful funding pitch.

I will share my proven five-step process for building a killer pitch.

Che Voigt, co-founder and CEO of AltWork and chair of the North Bay Angels, talks about their innovative workstation and how the work from home trend is driving sales and their experiences with a China based supply chain during COVID.

I interviewed numerous angel investors to create this list of nine things angels want to learn in your pitch.

A deck you present won’t work when read alone, and vice versa.

Why do angels & VC demand 20X or better returns? It all comes down to the economics of startup investing.

I don’t care about your technology when you are pitching me as an angel investor. What should you be focusing on instead?