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Irvine's Tech Coast Angels ramps up entrepreneurial support
Investment group offers increased assistance, communication to new and established firms.
By Tamirra StewartPublished: January 28, 2010 02:21 PM
Irvine's Tech Coast Angels is embarking on a plan to offer increased assistance, communication and mentoring to new and established businesses.
The angel investment group is launching a number of forums and methods to help Southern California-area firms achieve their business goals, according to Chairman Richard Sudek. The program will be run by the network's board of governors.
"In today’s constrained economy, entrepreneurs need easier access to viable sources of help and funding or America may lose some of its greatest potential success stories," he notes.
Here's a look at some of the offerings:
Tech Coast Angels late last year launched a series of bimonthly mixers for entrepreneurs and professionals seeking to make contact with the network's members. And it's met with success: Officials last year expected 15 attendees, and the event brought in more than 100.
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The angel investment group is launching a number of forums and methods to help Southern California-area firms achieve their business goals, according to Chairman Richard Sudek. The program will be run by the network's board of governors. "In today’s constrained economy, entrepreneurs need easier access to viable sources of help and funding or America may lose some of its greatest potential success stories," he notes. Here's a look at some of the offerings: Tech Coast Angels late last year launched a series of bimonthly mixers for entrepreneurs and professionals seeking to make contact with the network's members. And it's met with success: Officials last year expected 15 attendees, and the event brought in more than 100. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Rancho Santiago Community College District and partners launch microlending program Partnership deal aims to expand Copy clothing brand Linsalata Capital Partners buys Manhattan Beachwear |
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