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• Angel investors are wealthy individuals who invest in startups and early-stage companies.
• Angel investors are wealthy individuals or organizations that invest in startups or early-stage companies.
• They are high net worth individuals and are often retired executives, venture capitalists, successful entrepreneurs, or affluent private individuals.

Angels are wealthy individuals who invest in startups and early-stage companies. They usually spend between $100,000 and $500,000, although larger investments may be made in special cases. Angels are often retired executives, venture capitalists, or successful entrepreneurs.
Angel investors are considered "high-risk, high-reward" investors. They have little control over the company's direction and management, and they receive very little return until the startup achieves profitability. The returns are higher, however, than investing in the stock market, which means a higher potential return on investment.

Alex Winter

Alex Winter is one interesting person. While he is an actor and producer, he is also an investor and an entrepreneur. The 49-year-old star started SolidFund in 2015 with his friend and brother, Ariel, after selling their company, Complex Media.
Winter launched his venture capital fund with a $10 million investment from MediaLink. The fund invests in early-stage companies in the media, entertainment, and advertising industries.

Kevin O'Leary

Kevin O'Leary is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and television personality whose career has spanned more than 30 years. O'Leary is the chairman and CEO of O'Leary Funds, the O'Leary Financial Group, and the O'Leary Foundation. O'Leary is also a co-founder, president, and chairman of O'Shares ETFs, and a consultant to LiquidShares Technologies Inc.
O'Leary's career began in the late 1970s when he established a public company, SoftKey Software, which was later acquired by Microsoft Corp. in 1998. O'Leary has gone on to invest millions in startups and companies, including Burger King, Burger King Canada, Virgin Airlines, and Wind Mobile. In 2019, O'Leary launched O'Leary Ventures, a venture capital fund that invests in early-stage companies.

Blake Mycoskie

Mycoskie, the CEO of TOMS shoes, got his start selling TOMS shoes out of the back of his car. Today, his company sells one pair of shoes for every two it sells. Mycoskie is an advocate for helping the poor around the world, and his company takes steps to help those less fortunate than it does.

Ron Conway

Ron Conway is a Silicon Valley angel investor and founder of SV Angel. His portfolio companies include Airbnb, Dropbox, and Stripe. Conway is actively involved in several nonprofit organizations, including the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and the National Academy Foundation.

Guy Oseary

Guy Oseary is a Grammy-award winning music manager who has worked with Lady Gaga, Madonna, and U2. Oseary has also founded United Talent Agency (UTA), the world's largest talent management firm. He established UTA in 1993 with $250,000 in seed funding and now has approximately $3 billion in assets under administration.

John Chambers

John Chambers founded Cisco in December 1984. He and his wife, Jeannette, have turned their foundation, J&J, into one of the largest private foundations in the United States. Their net worth is estimated at $75.5 billion, making them the 11th richest family in America.

Ron Johnson

Ron Johnson, the former CEO and co-founder of JC Penney, is well-known in the retail industry. Johnson played an important part in the turnaround of JC Penney and is credited with being the driving force behind the creation of the "shop your way" rewards program.
Johnson currently serves as the CEO of InMotion Ventures, a venture capital fund he co-founded in 2015. Johnson is an active angel investor and has made investments in a variety of companies, including ShopRunner, Overture, Deliv, and Instacart.

Marc Benioff

Marc J. Benioff is the founder, chairman and CEO of Salesforce and co-chair of Pledge 1%. Benioff is a 2011 inductee into the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame and received the 2012 Horatio Alger Award, which is presented to individuals who demonstrate integrity, strong moral fiber, and outstanding contributions to their communities.

Gordon Bethune

Gordon Bethune is the CEO and co-founder of Plug & Play, an accelerator based in Sunnyvale, California. Plug & Play has 1,400 startups and 380 investors in its portfolio. Bethune has overseen Plug & Play's expansion to 10 locations worldwide.
Bethune has experience investing in a portfolio of startups. He co-invested in Team and CapitalOne's acquisition of zvelo. He also helped invest in Udacity and SoFi.

Steve Case

Steve Case, a co-founder of AOL, created Revolution and Revolution Growth. Steve's focus on investing in American companies enables him to raise capital for entrepreneurs with consumer-focused businesses.
Steve's investments include:
Glucose Monitors, Inc.

TSheets, Inc.

WorkMarket, Inc.

Bill Gurley
Bill Gurley, a co-founder of Benchmark Capital, has created Benchmark Funds and Benchmark Ventures. He invests in financial technology.
Bill's investments include:

Acorns, Inc.

Betterment, Inc.

Coinbase, Inc.

David Tisch
David Tisch, a co-owner of the New York Giants and co-founder of Loews, has invested in startups such as Apigee, Airbnb, and Warby Parker.

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Paul Allen

The co-founder of Microsoft and owner of the Seattle Seahawks, Paul Allen is also known for his investments in biotechnology, space exploration, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality.
His investment firm, Vulcan, reportedly has $27 billion in assets under management.
His investments include the video game company Valve, the biotech firm Vertex Pharmaceuticals, and the space exploration company Blue Origin.
In 2009, Allen began building the Allen Institute for Brain Science, which he funded with a $100 million in funding.