Claude Salmona Ricci

Anjos do Brasil was created in order to foster the growth of angel investing and entrepreneurship, sharing knowledge, experience and business opportunities with angel investors and entrepreneurs, as well as supporting the creation of new regional networks of angels.

HBS Alumni Angels of Brazil is the local Brazilian Chapter of HBS Alumni Angels, a global nonprofit organization comprised of Harvard alumni interested in investing in high-potential early stage companies. HBS Alumni Angels of Brazil is based in Sao Paulo and run by to active angels investors. The club also has committees dedicated to specific activities and run by its club members. It will be incorporated as a non-profit club under the Brazilian law. HBS Alumni Angels is open to all Harvard alumni and others affiliated with the university, not just HBS graduates. It is not an investment fund and it does not raise money to invest in behalf of its members or other people. It is a club that helps its members to seed and develop early stage companies by themselves, usually in a syndicated format between its members. To submit a business plan for funding by HBS Alumni Angels of Brazil, please visit our Gust website at http://gust.com/angel-group/harvard-business-school-angels-of-brazil . Please note: Our group invest in companies regardless of whether any of the management or owners are Harvard alumni.

Antler is one of the most active early-stage investors globally. The firm leads in ‘Day Zero’ investing, an approach to venture capital focused on partnering with founders pre-launch. Antler systematically removes capital and network constraints for early-stage technology entrepreneurs by providing co-founder matching, deep business model validation, initial capital, expansion support, and follow-on funding. The firm is present in 27 cities across most leading technology ecosystems globally and has made over 1,300 investments into early-stage startups. Antler has been repeatedly recognized by Pitchbook as the world’s most active angel and seed-stage investor.

Sand Hill Angels is a group of Silicon Valley angel investors passionate about helping entrepreneurs get to the next level. What makes the group unique is the collective experience of its members building and scaling deep technology companies. The group has been around for close to two decades. Sand Hill Angels works openly and collaboratively with venture capital funds, other angel organizations, and the Bay Area ecosystem that fosters the growth of technology startups.

Anjos do Brasil was created in order to foster the growth of angel investing and entrepreneurship, sharing knowledge, experience and business opportunities with angel investors and entrepreneurs, as well as supporting the creation of new regional networks of angels.

HBS Alumni Angels of Brazil is the local Brazilian Chapter of HBS Alumni Angels, a global nonprofit organization comprised of Harvard alumni interested in investing in high-potential early stage companies. HBS Alumni Angels of Brazil is based in Sao Paulo and run by to active angels investors. The club also has committees dedicated to specific activities and run by its club members. It will be incorporated as a non-profit club under the Brazilian law. HBS Alumni Angels is open to all Harvard alumni and others affiliated with the university, not just HBS graduates. It is not an investment fund and it does not raise money to invest in behalf of its members or other people. It is a club that helps its members to seed and develop early stage companies by themselves, usually in a syndicated format between its members. To submit a business plan for funding by HBS Alumni Angels of Brazil, please visit our Gust website at http://gust.com/angel-group/harvard-business-school-angels-of-brazil . Please note: Our group invest in companies regardless of whether any of the management or owners are Harvard alumni.