We have an exciting end to series 4 of the Invested Investor podcasts. This week we are proud to have our founders Peter and Alan Cowley talking about their experience running the Invested Investor. A unique and open conversation between father and son. You can hear more by listening to their podcast…
Read MoreReece Chowdhry, the dynamic founder of RLC Ventures joins us this week. Reece has been investing since the age of 13 and now has over 40 investments to his name. In this podcast, we hear how Reece started life at EY, before setting up RLC Ventures in 2015. You can hear more by listening to his podcast…
Read MoreIn this month's Thoughts, I will describe why I have had an entrepreneurial drive for the last four decades, what causes others to become one and what I have seen that makes a good one…
Read MoreThis is about what motivates people to become business angels and the pros, cons, joys and heartache.
Some of you will know that I stumbled into angel investing…
Read MoreA queston that many entrepreneurs often question themselves is ‘which investor is the best match for me?’. In his latest blog, Peter Cowley discusses how he believes an entrepreneur can find the right investor for their company.
Read MoreAs an angel looking to invest, what are the timing considerations?
We all know that the successful start-up to exit journey is most dependent on the founders.
Read MoreAs regular readers know, I am primarily motivated by enjoying and assisting many entrepreneurial journeys. However, angel investing would not be financially sustainable, which is a useful attribute for most things in life, if we didn't at least break-even.
Read MoreAlan and I have just returned from my annual visit to the Angel Capital Association conference (ACA, which is an angel trade body equivalent to EBAN within Europe or the UKBAA), and I want to explain some of the differences between the UK and the USA.
Read MoreFrom experience, even on a successful exit, founders find it tough – not just the stress of the process but what to do afterwards – having a boss for the first time in years or leaving immediately or soon into unemployment (albeit with some cash).
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