In this episode of the “Charlotte Angel Connection”, Marcia Dawood, a seasoned angel investor, accomplished TEDX Charlotte speaker, member of the Angel Capital Association and SEC Small Business Capital Formation Committee shares her recipe of “doing good by doing well” by “helping entrepreneurs’ dreams come true’.
Marcia takes us through her journey of becoming an angel investor, how ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) helped her see the true value of investing in start-ups to affect meaningful change, and the value that ALL angel’s bring to the table when investing.
Key Highlights:
- Comparing the angel investment environment across the U.S.
- Becoming and angel by “contributing through curiosity” and embracing “story time”.
- The value of waiting for the right opportunity.
- How to start with as little as $50.
- How a family ALS diagnosis inspired Marsha to use angel investing to give back.
- The value of company contribution to changes vs. charities.
- Encouraging the younger generation to get involved.
Learn more about Marcia Dawood and the work she’s doing to promote angel investing in the U.S. and abroad, by checking out her podcast, the Angel Next Door. We definitely recommend Marcia’s Charlotte, NC TedX talk to learn more about her as well as the launch of her upcoming book.
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