The Evolving List of Resources for Emerging Angels
Below is an evolving list of resources for those that want to learn more about the practice of angel investing. I’m sure there are some great resources out there that I’m missing on this list, so if you can think of anything to add please do let me know. I’m also working through making a public Twitter list of angel investors and will share here as I get more diversity into that list.
Books/Audiobooks:
- Angel Investing — Holloway
- Angel — Jason Calacanis
- Venture Deals — Brad Feld, Jason Mendelson
- Crack the Funding Code — Judy Robinett
- Angel Investing — David Rose
- Black Angels Among Us — Dr. Shante Williams
- Impact With Wings — Suzanne Andrews
- Startup Wealth — Josh Maher
- Equity Crowdfunding for Investors — David Freeman, Matthew Nutting
- The Investing King — Ross Blankenship, Eugene Chung
- The Invested Investor — Peter Cowley
- A-List Angels: How a Band of Actors, Artists, and Athletes Hacked Silicon Valley — Zach O'Malley Greenburg
- What Every Angel Investor Wants You to Know: An Insider Reveals How to Get Smart Funding for Your Billion Dollar Idea — Brian Cohen
Podcasts:
- Naval Podcast — Naval Ravikant, Babak Nivi
- Spearhead — Naval Ravikant, David Sacks
- Angel podcast, This Week In Startups — Jason Calacanis
- The Full Ratchet — Nick Moran
- Angel Insights — SyndicateRoom
- Investor Connect Podcast — Hall T Martin
- Angel Invest Boston — Sal Daher
- 20-Minute VC — Harry Stebbings
- The Pitch — Gimlet Media
- Venture Stories — Erik Torenberg, Village Global
- My First Million — The Hustle & Shaan Puri
Blogs/Newsletters:
- The Cap Table
- Startups Unpacked — Dan Hightower on startups & angel investing
- All the Angels — Angela Santurbano
- The Premoney List — Jake Schonberger
- Republic.co blog
- AngelList blog, AngelList newsletters
- Wefunder blog
Online Courses:
- Future Investor Angel Course (FREE)
Equity Crowdfunding sites:
Equity crowdfunding sites are a great way for non-accredited investors to invest in private markets, build a portfolio of high growth companies, and learn about angel investing. It’s a great opportunity to figure out what you like/dislike when it comes to investing in startups. Recent SEC amendments to Regulation Crowdfunding are opening the doors for higher quality startups to raise even more money on these platforms, while lowering the cost of capital. I’m bullish on the concept of community capital and equity crowdfunding in the future. The SEC continues to make amendments to these regulations that is enabling startup investing to become more equitable — something that I will write more on in the future.
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