Alliance of Angels

The Alliance of Angels (AoA) supports the development of high-technology companies in the Pacific Northwest by facilitating more efficient access to capital.

The goal of the Alliance of Angels is to nurture the growth of technology-based businesses in the Pacific Northwest by improving the interactions among angel investors and emerging local technology companies seeking funding.

The AoA is a membership organization of accredited individual investors and representatives of investment corporations. The group uses an online, members-only resource to view business plans submitted to the AoA. In addition, a select group of companies each month are invited to make 10-minute presentations to the membership at luncheon meetings. Presenting companies are pre-screened and coached prior to presenting to the membership.

AoA staff and member services are made possible by member dues and the generous support of our sponsors.

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For Investors

Annual dues to the AoA provide members with the following privileges:

Access to approximately 400 business plans from local high tech startups each year and other investor resources through our "members only" Web site
Access to about 40 pre-screened private investment opportunities each year at monthly membership meetings
Company research reports for each of the companies invited to present to the AoA membership
Free attendance at each of the 10 AoA member lunch meetings
Top-quality investor education events hosted by the AoA
Access to other AoA members who may be interested in co-investing with you through our AoA email, networking, and staff referrals

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For Startups

Prospective companies must meet the following criteria to be considered by the AoA:

The company must be currently headquartered in the Pacific Northwest.
The company must be in the "early stage" of growth.
The company must be a technology company.

If your company fits these criteria, you may submit an executive summary of your business plan via an online form. This summary will appear in a password-protected area of our Web site for review by our members for 120 days from the date of submission.

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