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Angel Investment Network launches new investor focused app
Angel Investment Network, the world’s largest online angel investment platform, has launched a new app, enabling investors to access thousands of startup opportunities.
The new app, which is free for investors, provides instant access to AIN’s 40 global neworks. This will enable investors to grow their portfolios through exploring deals, connecting and investing with entrepreneurs.
The app was developed after a rigorous research and a planning process involving input from investors and experts and is available for download from the App Store and Android.
Once logged in investors can:
- Browse thousands of investment opportunities from around the world
- Choose their own investment criteria to receive targeted dealflow
- Shortlist pitches to review later
- Connect with exciting startups and scaleups
According to AIN co-founder James Badgett: “At AIN, we understand the value of connections and are always looking for ways to make access to opportunities seamless. We are therefore excited to announce we’ve launched a new app for investors after months of testing. It means investors can explore deals, connect and invest on the move. We look forward to seeing many more business relationships flourish as investors back the great businesses of tomorrow.”
Launched by childhood friends, James Badgett and Mike Lebus in 2005, Angel Investment Network (AIN) is an online platform connecting startups with a global network of angel investors. With 40 networks extending to 90 different countries and nearly 2m users, it is the largest angel investment community in the world. Angel Investment Network has helped tens of thousands of businesses worldwide with investments ranging from £10,000 to £1m.
Companies AIN has raised for include: What3Words, FanBytes, Rosa’s Thai and Kit & Kin.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Angel Investment Network .
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