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The Harvard Business School Alumni Angels Association (HBSAA) is an educational and networking forum for Harvard Alumni and other participants who are interested in researching and investing in early stage companies on an individual basis.

A joint initiative of Venture Forward, the National Venture Capital Association, and Berkeley Law Executive Education.

The Harvard Business School Alumni Angels Association (HBSAA) is an educational and networking forum for Harvard Alumni and other participants who are interested in researching and investing in early stage companies on an individual basis.

VC Lab runs the leading venture capital accelerator. The company helps new and emerging managers from around the world to close on capital and run top performing venture capital firms. The mission of the company is to help launch 1,000 new venture capital firms worldwide by 2025.

We’re a VC fund & growth accelerator backing ambitious founders worldwide. Based in Santa Monica, we invest in early-stage startups and work hands-on to help them win customers, raise follow-on capital, and scale across borders. What we do: - Invest in strong founders with real traction and global ambition - Run an intensive accelerator focused on measurable growth - Open doors to our global investor, operator, and customer network - Support post-program with follow-on funding and strategic guidance Why founders choose us: we move fast, we’re practical, and we stay in the trenches long after demo day.

We are the leading community creating inroads to venture capital (VC) and technology investing for Black and other historically excluded communities. Since 2017, our training program has created over 150 paid internships and new career paths in VC for new Black investors. Our impact has a regenerative impact on Black communities by increasing funding for Black entrepreneurs. Today, our work is expanded with two additional programs that train new angel investors and facilitate investments in companies that create economic and overall well-being in Black communities.