Angel Group Investors give Hull-based startups pitch opportunity
In June, Hull-based businesses will be afforded the chance to receive significant funding for growth by pitching their companies to a number of angel investors.
The Angel Groups Humber initiative will provide an opportunity for highâÂÂÂÂgrowth businesses to pitch in front of angel investors for funding, to potentially secure an angel investment.
Martin Avison, managing director of Financial Pulse, commented: “We’re delighted to be bringing this opportunity to Hull. This has consistently been a city of pioneering ideas â now it’s time angel investors heard some of them.”
Angel Groups look for businesses from any sector and at any stage of development.
The online platform managed by Financial Pulse provides an opportunity for businesses to showcase their growth strategies, whilst also offering monthly pitching sessions to those looking for funding.
Mr. Avison added: “Receiving introductions to angel investors can make a significant impact on a business and not just because of the investment. This really is a great opportunity for any Humber-based, high-growth business.”
Angel Groups Humber is a part of Angel Groups, which is managed by Financial Pulse.
Business owners will be given the chance to pitch to investors on June 28th at Gosschalks Solicitors, based in Queens Gardens, Hull.
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