Post Investment Relationship: Entrepreneurs and Angels Workshop

This workshop addresses the following areas that affect the relationship between entrepreneurs and angels after an investment is made:

• In what roles and responsibilities do angels and entrepreneurs serve during the course of the post-investment process including Board of Directors, observers of company operations, and advisors to company mangers?
• What strategies exist for angel investors in offering mentoring, value-added services, and transitioning to leadership?
• Which are the best approaches for seeking and accepting follow-on funding and managing the relationships that arise from syndications?
• What methods should be explored for selecting deal exit options, preparing to exit, and executing strategies?

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The target audience may include:

• Members of angel groups who have completed the Power of Angel Investing seminars or have made several angel investments.
• Entrepreneurial support professionals, service providers, and entrepreneurs.
• Audiences who are interested in learning more about establishing a pre-money valuation for seed/startup companies, the importance of the company scalability to angel investors and the critical parameters for a successful angel portfolio strategy.

This workshop is designed to be highly interactive for an audience of 50 participants or less and deliverable in 3 to 4 hours, including a15 minute break.  The format features a PowerPoint presentation delivered by an experienced local angel from the host organization, extensive video segments presented by two PAI-certified angel investor instructors Bill Payne of Vegas Valley Angels and John May of The Dinner Clubs, hands-on exercises for applying the concepts presented in the videos, a video panel discussion, and local group discussion.

The workshops can be self-deliverable. ACEF, which distributes the program for the Kauffman Foundation, will provide host groups with the tools necessary for local experts to deliver the workshop. Optional lead instructors can be retained by the local host organization (at their expense) from a certified list if the host organization prefers to bring in an outside expert angel to lead the workshop.

A customized workbook will be provided to each participant that includes presentation content, slides, and exercise worksheets.

The host will enter into a licensing agreement with ACEF (acting for the Kauffman Foundation). The license fee includes the provision of significant support for marketing and implementation. Optional national experts from a certified list can be retained by local host organization to serve as lead instructors, with the host organization to negotiate with the outside expert on costs for their time and travel.