The academy is designed for new and aspiring angel investors—no prior experience is required. Whether you're a professional exploring new ways to grow your wealth, a founder-turned-investor, or someone who wants to back the next generation of innovative startups, this program will give you the tools and confidence you need.

You’ll join our alumni network—a growing community of angel investors who continue to share insights, knowledge and opportunities. We offer ongoing learning sessions, optional review calls, and access to future events and pitch clinics.

While we cover general angel investing principles that apply across sectors, our mission is to increase investment into underrepresented founders—particularly women and diverse teams. Many of the case studies and guest speakers reflect this focus, and we welcome values-aligned investors.

The program is delivered over X weeks (e.g., 6 or 8 weeks) and includes live sessions, recorded modules, and optional assignments. Expect to commit around 2–3 hours per week. You’ll also have access to office hours, case studies, and a private peer group for support.

No. You do not need to be accredited to join the academy or to learn about angel investing, as this is an educational program. However, to invest in most private deals, you will need to meet accredited investor criteria depending on your country. We explain what this means in the program.

This is an educational program only.

You’ll gain insight into how to access high-quality deal flow through syndicates, funds, and platforms.

We take a practical, real-world approach—taught by active investors who share their lessons honestly. We’re also committed to building a diverse investor community.

You’ll learn how to assess startups, conduct due diligence, understand cap tables and term sheets, build your own thesis. We also cover the psychology of early-stage investing, red flags to watch for, and how to add value beyond your capital.

You don’t need millions to be an angel investor. Many syndicates and angel networks allow investments starting from $1,000–$10,000 per deal. The academy will help you understand how to build a portfolio strategy that fits your goals and financial comfort zone.

Angel investing involves providing early-stage capital to startups in exchange for equity (ownership). Unlike public market investing (like stocks or mutual funds), angel investors work directly with founders and invest in private, high-growth companies—often before they’ve generated significant revenue. It’s high-risk, but also high-impact and potentially high-reward.