Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
This is an interactive workshop on Valuing a Startup. Valuation is a complex area, and there are a number of unique challenges in valuing young companies and determining value (price), now is your chance to come and hear from our highly experienced presenter on how to navigate this process. Come along to learn about valuing startups, what impacts valuations and look at case studies.
This is an interactive workshop, where members have the opportunity to learn about important first steps in our investment process. The first syndicate meeting where interested members meet together with the founders and management team, to get to know each other, and plan the next steps for due diligence.
This workshop is open to Sydney Angels Members only.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
We welcome all members to come along to this casual event with Sydney Angel Committee Members, Adrian Bunter. This is a an opportunity to ask questions, share your knowledge and experiences and speak with other Angels outside of our usual and more serious cycle meetings.
The workshop will cover:
What is a term sheet? Their role in the investment process. Why bother using term sheets if they don’t commit anyone to do anything? Using term sheets effectively. Common terms and why they’re included. Term sheets for different situations.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Syndicate Coordinators Workshop
Coordinating a syndicate is an important role in the Sydney Angels team-based investing model. Members will be taken through the requirements and activities of this role as well as resources to assist. Discussion will cover the members' meeting, the first syndicate meeting all the way through to a terms sheet and Side Car Fund involvement.
We welcome members to come along to this casual event with Sydney Angel Committee Members. This is an opportunity to ask questions on any angel related topics (whether it be pre or post-investment), share your knowledge and experiences and speak with other angels outside of our usual and more serious cycle meetings. Further, network with and strengthen your relationships with other angel investors.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
Ranking deals at a DSM.
This workshop will help you quickly assess and rank start-ups on criteria that are important for angel stage deals. We’re running the workshop to equip members to be on the panel at our Deal Screening Meetings (DSM), one can also use the framework for assessing pitches seen at our Members Meetings (MM).
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email Siobhan Saunders at admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Event description
Sydney Angels is very pleased to present this workshop on pitching & preparing. Come and learn the art of pitching and preparing for an investor with Greg Bryan, Sydney Angels investor and Committee Member.
The session will cover an introduction to Sydney Angels, what Angel Investors look for in a pitch, nailing the perfect presentation followed by a Q&A.
This meeting will be run via Zoom. A link will be sent out to the attendees the day of the event.
Greg Bryan, Sydney Angels | Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: Greg Bryan
Event description
Hosted by Sydney Angels this event will be held virtually.
Are you interested in becoming an Angel Investor? Join Sydney Angels, Philip Argy for a workshop on what it takes to be an excellent investor in the complex world of start-ups
Key Takeaways
• Background of funding landscape
• Australian Technology Success Stories
• Early Stage Eco System
• What is Angel Investing?
• Private Capital Journey
• The Sydney Angels Process
About the Speaker
Philip Argy specialises in ADRoIT Principles at stages of pre-engagement, contract formation, contract administration, dispute resolution as well as commercial mediation and arbitration with a focus on science, technology, and intellectual property subject matter. He is a committee member at Sydney Angels and passionate supporter, promoter, and mentor to Aussie innovation.
Event description
Sydney Angels is very pleased to present this engaging workshop on Demystifying Term Sheets. This virtual event is free and open to the public.
Come and hear Richard Dale, Sydney Angels and Sydney Angels Sidecar Fund Investment Committee member, explain what term sheets are, and how founders and investors can benefit from using them.
The session will cover:
* What is a term sheet?
* Their role in the investment process
* Why bother using term sheets if they don’t commit anyone to do anything?
* Using term sheets effectively
* Common terms and why they’re included
* Term sheets for different situations
* Q&A
Book in early so you don't miss out on this popular event.
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Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
To help you get started as a member of Sydney Angels, we would like to invite you to our New Member Induction.
It is a great opportunity to learn more about the Sydney Angels experience and tools available via our knowledgeable Committee Member Enrico Massi.
In preparation for the training, we suggest you review the Sydney Angels Investment Process Guide.
This is an interactive workshop on Valuing a Startup. Valuation is a complex area, and there are a number of unique challenges in valuing young companies and determining value (price), now is your chance to come and hear from our highly experienced presenter on how to navigate this process. Come along to learn about valuing startups, what impacts valuations and look at case studies.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email Siobhan Saunders at admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
This workshop will address the appropriate focus and level of DD for the stage a business is at. We will also look at the appropriate DD for some stereotypes of businesses in our deal-flow, like: marketplaces, SaaS, software/hardware hybrids, and medical devices. We will discuss case examples. We’ll also discuss the practicalities of doing DD on businesses that don’t have customers or proven products yet, and how to mitigate the unavoidable risks of the unknown and the untestable.
We welcome all members to come along to this casual event with Sydney Angel Committee Members, Adrian Bunter. This is a an opportunity to ask questions, share your knowledge and experiences and speak with other Angels outside of our usual and more serious cycle meetings.
This event is limited to 15 members, to secure your spot please RSVP to the emailed invite.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
This is an interactive workshop, where members have the opportunity to learn about important first steps in our investment process. The first syndicate meeting where interested members meet together with the founders and management team, to get to know each other, and plan the next steps for due diligence.
This workshop is open to Sydney Angels Members only.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email Siobhan Saunders at admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
Coordinating a syndicate is an important role in the Sydney Angels team-based investing model. As membership and deal flow increases we need more members to step up to take on this role. You don't have to invest in the deal to coordinate the syndicate, although if you are a prospective investor it will help you to identify the things the syndicate needs to do.
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
We welcome all members to come along to this casual event with Sydney Angel Committee Members, Adrian Bunter. This is a an opportunity to ask questions, share your knowledge and experiences and speak with other Angels outside of our usual and more serious cycle meetings.
This event is limited to 15 members, to secure your spot please RSVP to the emailed invite.
This workshop will bring our Investment Process Guide to life, covering the steps in the investment process from when you’ve seen a company pitch at one of our Members Meetings, to when a deal is closed and you’ve invested money. It is a summary of the stages in the process and complements our other workshops (e.g. syndicate coordination, appropriate DD for different business models, valuation, term sheets, post-investment management etc.) that go into depth on a specific stage or issue. It will describe the tools (e.g. Gust, Trello board, guides and templates) and support we provide to help your syndicate, as well as the things we plan to do to help the founders of the company you are considering investing in. It will provide guidance for your syndicate on how to strike an appropriate balance between work and risk during the due diligence and term sheet stages, based on the maturity of the company and the nature of the deal.
So, you’ve put your money in – now what?
This workshop will focus on the importance of maintaining an ongoing dialogue, information flow and supportive relationship with your investee companies. Angel investing is not a passive investment style and the Sydney Angels hallmark of team-based investing will be expanded on in the post-investment context. In addition to discussing information exchanges and development of company-specific metrics, the different kinds of interaction will be explored including formal board membership, advisory boards, mentoring, observer status and further round contributions. These are all factors which can maximise the chances of your investment being successful.
Members, ecosystem representatives, VIPs and invited guests are all welcome to attend these evening events and view the pitches.
If there is interest in a company, a syndicate will be formed.
For more information on this event please email Siobhan Saunders at admin@sydneyangels.net.au.
“IP - What do you need to be aware of?” IP Considerations for Angels, DD and post-Investment. This Workshop will give an overview of what IP protection is available, what value it can bring to a start-up business, and what risks you need to aware of (competitors IP, for example). We will cover: IP rights. Registered and unregistered IP. How do you establish the ownership of the IP (it can be a terrible mistake to invest in a company that does not own or have rights to the IP being exploited)? How can IP protection be used to add value to a business? Different businesses have different IP requirements and risks. We will look at different types of business. We will take a look at different IP strategies that may be applied. Which is appropriate for your investment? What steps should a start-up take to protect their IP, given the limited resources available? How do you keep IP protection options open for low cost? Other peoples IP. What do you need to be aware of and what risks are involved? Could your investment infringe other’s IP? How do you find out?
Closed, members only meeting: All members are invited come and see companies pitch.
The most impressive companies with the greatest perceived potential are invited to pitch at the next stage.
