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Purple Angel

Informal angel investor group of retired telecom alumni backing companies in Canada's National Capital Region

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About Purple Angel

Purple Angel is an angel investor group. Several retired former staff of Bell Northern Research set it up in early 2001. The name comes from the purple in that company's logo.

It is an informal group held together by its members' relationships and experience. The whole group reviews prospects, and a smaller subgroup works closely with each company. Each member then makes an individual investment decision, as is common among organised angel groups.

Products and services

  • Angel investment: money from individual members into early companies.
  • Collective review: every business plan is looked at by the group.
  • Hands-on diligence: a subgroup examines a company in detail.

Who it serves

Companies submitting a business plan. So far 29 companies have received its backing, and nearly all of them are located in the National Capital Region.

Key facts

  • Founded: 2001
  • Region: National Capital Region
  • Portfolio: 29 companies to date

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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