Angels Den

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Angels Den
Type	FinTech, Technology
Industry	Angel investing, Private equity
Founded	2007
Headquarters	London, United Kingdom
Area served	Worldwide
Products	Matchmaking platform
Website	www.angelsden.com

Angels Den is a platform which seeks to connect businesses with angel investors. Founded in 2007, it is headquartered in England.

History

Bill Morrow, the co-founder and director of Angel's Den, trademarked the term "SpeedFunding" in 2008.

In July 2013 the runner-up of the BBC television series The Apprentice, Luisa Zissman, found 16 investors to fund her new business through Angels Den.

In October 2013, Angels Den launched an online platform and a rebranded website.

Model

Angels Den is an "an angel-led crowdfunder". It provides various offline pitch events such as "SpeedFunding" events, where entrepreneurs present short elevator pitches to a number of investors on a one-to-one basis.

The Angels Den Tech Club, a co-investment fund, reportedly "focuses on high-growth [..] technology start-ups" which are eligible for the UK's Enterprise Investment Scheme.

Activities

Companies that have raised funding through Angels Den have included:

See also

• Equity crowdfunding
• Private equity
• Venture capital