
Member-based investor group funding early-stage companies through monthly review and a chapter roadshow

Angel investing network for Harvard alumni and others interested in backing early-stage companies

Harvard Business School Alumni Angels is an educational and networking group for people who want to research and invest in early-stage companies. Members invest individually rather than through a pooled fund. Membership is open to Harvard alumni and to other participants, with no Harvard link required.
The group accepts investor members from across Harvard University, including its design, engineering and public health schools. It describes itself as one of the largest angel networks in the world.
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