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by ruth on November 16, 2005

The article further provides pointers for scientist-cum-entrepreneurs how to find their angels. Good leads can be found in announcements about other company start-ups. The Web also provide valuable resources, the Angel Capital Association and the Angel Healthcare Investors in Boston, Life Science Angels in Palo Alto, California, and Tenex Medical Investors in Burlingame, California, to name a few. Because angles are particularly interested in technologies with a relatively short turn-over time, it is a major advantage to already have a prototype or a proof of concept, and an SBIR or similar grant boosts the credibility of the company.
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