Winning Angels: The 7 Fundamentals of Early Stage Investing
"Winning Angels is a superbly organised and invaluable handbook to start-up investing. You will examine the shape of a typical deal, from chance contact at a networking group to flotation on the stock market. And all the time, you will be told to ask questions. What does my intuition tell me? Do I have experience in this area? Is there a clear product and revenue possibility? And you will learn about leaving people wanting to deal with you in the future. Very wise--that next one could be the real thing."       Amazon.co.uk "An insightful and fact-filled primer on how to ferret out great opportunities." ¿ Richard Kramlich, angel in Apple Computer, and partner at Venture Capitalist firm, New Enterprise Associates  "Entrepreneurs would do well to read and reflect on the contents of the book before they seek funding." ¿ Peter Crisp, founding partner of VenRock Venture Capital  "Winning Angels is required reading by angel investors and entrepreneurs. It is the best book on the subject of angel investing." ¿ David Gladstone, Venture Capitalist, angel investor, and author ofVenture Capital HandbookandVenture Capital Investor "This book will be a framework helping angels to become winning angels and helping start-up entrepreneurs understand the criteria for support from winning angels." ¿ Bert Twaalfhoven, angel in 24 deals in over 10 countries, Venture Capitalist, and founder of Europe's 500  "In its ever-bigger deals with more predictable pay-offs, the traditional venture capital industry has itself become ripe for disruption. Winning Angels provides a wonderful tutorial for how angel investors can make this happen." ¿Clayton Christensen, Harvard Business School professor and author ofThe Innovator's Dilemma "This is a book about effective execution in a chaotic environment. A must-read for both angels and entrepreneurs." ¿ Wade Myers, Harvard Baker Scholar, US Army Ranger, and founder and CEO of Interelate "Winning Angels shows how many styles and frameworks there are that work, and reinforces how this early stage investing is still hard work." ¿ Michael Rockefeller, member of the Venrock Board, and CEO of Active Media "This is the first world class book on early stage investing, I wish I'd had it years ago." ¿ Prince Heinrich von Liechtenstein, international angel investor, and co-founder of FirstFive