Startup investing 101.
The first lesson’s on the house. The rest live inside the club.
What even is angel investing?
It’s when you, not a bank and not a VC fund, put your own money into a startup right at the beginning. Before the traction. Before the headlines. Before everyone else catches on.
In return you get equity: a slice of ownership. If the company grows, that slice can be worth a lot. If it doesn’t, it can be worth nothing. That’s the deal.
Why the girls should care
Someone decides every day which ideas get built and which founders get funded. That someone is rarely a woman. Investing is a financial decision and a cultural one: it’s about power, ownership and who gets to say this is worth building.
New words already? Read the angel glossary
// inside the crash course
That was lesson one. Seven to go.
- 01What even is angel investing?Free
- 02How startup deals actually workMembers
- 03Red flags and green lightsMembers
- 04Where dealflow comes fromMembers
- 05Syndicates and investing togetherMembers
- 06Small money, big impactMembers
- 07Exits and how angels make moneyMembers
- 08Why all of this matters so muchMembers
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One of the Girls is an educational community. Nothing here is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy any security. Investing in startups is high risk: you can lose all the money you invest.