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Anjos do Brasil is proud to be part of this intenacional Angel Networks!

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About Anjos do Brasil

Mission

Anjos do Brasil is a not-for-profit organization, founded in 2011 by Cassio Spina, for helping the development of angel investment in Brazil. We are the largest angel investor network in Brazil with over 10 affiliated groups spread from south to the north of the country with over 320 active members.
Angel investing has great potential to boost development in Brazil, by creating companies with high added value and impact. Some examples of this type of companies are Bematech and Buscapé which were invested by angel investors and sold for several hundreds of millions. An angel investor invests his skills, experience and relationships in addition to the financial resources needed to set up a new company. This substantially increases the chances of success of a business and accelerates its growth. Apart from skilled jobs, it creates know-how and technology for the country. 

Anjos do Brasil is a not-for-profit organization to encourage angel investing in support of innovative entrepreneurial projects. We act on three fronts: 
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• Supporting the formation of investment groups for connecting entrepreneurs and angel investors;
• Sharing knowledge and helping to create a risk capital investment culture; and
• Working with government to formulate and execute public policies in support of innovative entrepreneurial projects.

The guiding principle of our activity is to connect all the agents of the entrepreneurial community. 

Anjos do Brasil Activities

We work to build a culture of angel investing and to support investors and entrepreneurs with high added value. To this end, jointly with our partners, we provide the following:

I. Support for the formation of regional networks of angel investors, for whom we provide:

• Management systems;
•  Methodologies and best practices;
• Guidance and training;
•  Investment opportunities.

II.  Receipt of projects from entrepreneurs, which we forward to Angel Investors and Partner Networks.

III.  Education

•  Sharing of angel investing skills by means of lectures and seminars;
•   Training of entrepreneurs on how to obtain investments;
•  Training of Angel Investors on how to invest.

IV.  Organization of events on angel investing and support for partners’ events.

• Partnerships for Sharing Skills: We hold regular events, and support those of our partners, to share knowledge about angel investing and entrepreneurship,         so as to broaden the culture of innovation in the business.

V. Institutional and Public Policy

•   Presentation of the concept of angel investing, and its added value for the country, to government authorities (executive, legislative and judiciary) for them          to recognize and support the activity, by formulating and executing public policy in support of innovative entrepreneurs.

•  Input for Creation of Public Policy: We propose measures, and support our partners's proposals, for improving the law and regulations for angel investing            and entrepreneurship in Brazil, and also support the steps taken by public authorities to encourage such activities.If you want to become an investor member and be part of our network, just   register here. You will receive projects and be invited to attend our meetings and events for investors.

 How we can help Investors?

1. Training: We have created a number of support tools to teach investors how to assess opportunities, negotiate and invest in startups. For example, we offer the content of this website, our book "Investidor Anjo" (“Angel Investor”) and Courses and Workshops.
2. Investor Network We arrange groups of investors in Regional Hubs, to assess opportunities jointly, to exchange notes and to help each other.
3. Presentation of Entrepreneurs’ Projects We forward projects seeking investment to angel investors on the network. We should stress that each investor must make his own assessment and investment decision, and is absolutely free, jointly with the other investors in the organization, to invest or not to invest.
4. Regular Meetings: Each Regional Hub holds regular meetings to present the best projects submitted by entrepreneurs, with lectures on issues of interest to members and the chance to compare experiences and skills.

NB: Anjos do Brasil is a national network, and so members receive projects from all the Hubs. They can attend meetings at other Regional Hubs and hook up with other network members.

How we can help entrepreneurs?

1. Training: We have created a number of tools to help entrepreneurs learn how to present their projects to investors, thus increasing their chances of success in obtaining funding. For example, we have the content of this website, our book "Investidor Anjo" (“Angel Investor”) and Courses and Workshops.
2. Projects Forwarded to Investors: We have a network of investors in Regional Hubs in a number of States, and we send them the projects presented to us (select Submit on the website). After selection, the projects are analyzed by the investors and, if they are interested, they contact the entrepreneur to negotiate an investment directly.
3. Partnerships for Sharing Skills: We hold regular events, and support those of our partners, to share knowledge about angel investing and entrepreneurship, so as to broaden the culture of innovation in the business. Sign up and follow our agenda.

If you have a project that qualifies for angel investing, submit it to our network, and after selection we will forward your project to our investors for them to analyze.

IMPORTANT:   Anjos do Brasil does not itself invest or manage third party funds, nor does it recommend or act as broker for any investment. No charge is made for an investment, and we do not endorse entrepreneurs or investors.  Therefore we cannot give any warranty or accept any responsibility: we simply put angel investors in touch with entrepreneurs so that they can make their own analysis and negotiate directly. For more details, see our   FAQ   and   Terms and Conditions.

Angel Investment in Brazil - A report

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