How to be prepared for your angel investor

Reena A Jadhav · July 14, 2010 · Short URL: https://vator.tv/n/f30

Reena Jadhav speaks with Randy Williams, founder of Keiretsu Forum - a leading angel network

Reena Jadhav talks to Randy Williams, founder of Keiretsu Forum, about angel investing on her show, "Cashing Out: Exits and Valuations with Reena Jadhav."

In this segment, Randy talks about what entrepreneurs need to have in place to attract angel funding. He also talks about how much the Keiretsu network invests in angel rounds and what percent of the company a startup should be willing to give up for angel capital.

Randy also talks about a 200-page study conducted on angel investing, and the Keiretsu Forum's returns. You can check out that study here.

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Reena A Jadhav

Reena Jadhav is a 4 time entrepreneur (Done.com, Conduit, JobFlash, Riiwards), now working on HealerPedia.com, start-up Advisor, and Investor with Valley incubators. Harvard MBA, Summa Cum Laude Wharton Business School.

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