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37 Angels is a community of 100+ angel investors with a mission to activate investors through local and global investor trainings. Our main goal is to increase diversity in angel investing. Many of our members are former entrepreneurs who understand the highs and lows of business-building. As such, we are committed to transparency In communication and providing advice grounded In empathy. We primarily invest in early-stage startups and we are sector and geography agnostic. www.37angels.com

HBS Alumni Angels of Greater New York is the largest angel group in NY with 350+ angel investors and growing. Our members have invested $31+ million across 137+ exciting early stage companies. This is an alumni-run presence and is not managed by Harvard Business School (HBS). We meet monthly to hear pitches in person from the best entrepreneurs. On average, we invest in 1-2 companies per month a few weeks after they pitch and our members complete their assessment. Our angel investor members are Harvard Business School and other Harvard University alumni who invest on an individual basis. NO AFFILIATION to Harvard is required to pitch.

At Sukun Ventures, we believe in the power of innovation to reshape the world. We support founders and companies focused on solving genuine pain points and systemic gaps in our society. Since 2021, our goal is to make strategic investments in companies devoted to resolving pressing issues in innovative ways making positive impact on society. Currently we have had two exits and fourteen active companies in our portfolio.

The Berkeley Angel Network is a group of angel investors who are alumni, faculty and former faculty of UC Berkeley. The mission of the Berkeley Angel Network is to build an angel investor community among the alumni and faculty of UC Berkeley, and to improve the collective skills and knowledge of this angel investor community through activities related to angel investing.

Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) is a nonprofit organization that delivers an objectives-based program for massively scalable, seed-stage, science- and technology-based companies. The nine-month program employs an objectives-based mentoring process to enhance the performance of technical founders who learn from the insights of experienced entrepreneurs, with the goal of maximizing equity-value creation. Founded by Professor Ajay Agrawal in 2012 at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, the program has expanded and now has 11 sites across six countries: Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Halifax, Paris, Madison, Seattle, Estonia, Berlin, and Melbourne. The program combines 5 elements to help companies transition from science projects to scalable and financeable companies: - An emphasis on objective-setting, helping companies focus on what’s most important to their business - Focused mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs who have founded, led, and sold significant tech companies - Technical advice from world-leading scientists, engineers, and economists - Hands-on support from top business students, who embed within the company to provide business support - Opportunities to raise capital, including angels and VCs from Europe and North America The successful commercialization of cutting-edge science and technology achieved through the program has led to the creation of over CAD $35 billion in equity value.

Techstars helps founders scale their startups into world-changing businesses. Founded in 2006, Techstars is on a mission to invest in startups to enable more capital to flow to more entrepreneurs around the world in order to deliver exceptional returns to our investors. We do this by operating accelerator programs and venture capital funds, as well as by connecting startups, investors, corporations, and cities to help build thriving startup communities. Our results show why Techstars is Better for Founders than any other global accelerator: On average, 74.5% of Techstars companies will raise money within 3 years of their program; 18.5% of Techstars portfolio companies have exited 5 years after their program and 31.1% after eight years. (PitchBook June 2023)

Chemical Angels is a network of accredited investors. We invest our own capital into Chemistry enabled companies. Please see the Chemical Angels Network (LinkedIn Group) for interactive discussions and announcements. We serve the investor and the entrepreneur by presenting quality investment opportunities to qualified investors. Our mission is to provide financial capital and experienced mentorship to early stage chemical companies. Companies can submit applications for funding and investors can apply for membership at www.ChemicalAngels.com

Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs is the only official alumni organization recognized by the Harvard Alumni Association for promotion of entrepreneurship in Harvard alumni across the world. OUR MISSION The Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs (HAE) is dedicated to the advancement of entrepreneurship, promotion of innovation, and the ideals of leadership and learning. We are a 501(c)3, volunteer-run, Shared Interest Group of the Harvard Alumni Association. Since our beginnings in 2000, HAE has served as a meeting place for entrepreneurial alumni, students, faculty and staff from all of Harvards schools. The Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs celebrates the entire life cycle of being an entrepreneur. We catalyze living legacies by facilitating the transfer of wisdom from one generation of entrepreneurs to the next. We host an active online community, networking, lectures, mentorship, and many other resources. The most important opportunity available we offer is the HAE membership itself. Join HAE and you join an extensive network of both aspiring and accomplished entrepreneurs. HARVARD SCHOOLS Harvard Business School Division of Continuing Education Faculty of Arts & Sciences Harvard Graduate School of Design Harvard Graduate School of Education Harvard Kennedy School of Government Harvard Law School T.H. Chan School of Public Health Harvard College Harvard School of Dental Medicine Harvard Divinity School Harvard School of Engineering & Applied Sciences Harvard Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Harvard Medical School Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Instagram: @harvardalumnientrepreneurs Twitter: @AlumniStartups Facebook: @harvardae Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC-vx2WIblfa_YNaQAggv_iw

From UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, the Global VCIC is the world’s largest venture capital competition among top MBA students from 120+ prestigious business schools and universities. Students attend the competition by competing in one of 21 regional finals held on 3 continents to qualify for the Global VCIC Finals in Chapel Hill, hosted by UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. During the competition, students are acting as venture capitalists: evaluating real start-ups, interacting with entrepreneurs and preparing term sheets. In the meanwhile, judges (real venture capitalists!) are assessing the students’ performances. Global VCIC is a unique competition as it brings top VCs, prestigious MBAs and promising start-ups together!