I'm an angel investor

Who the engines send you to, most-picked first

1. Atlanta Technology Angels

   Angel network. Picked in 6, named in 8 of 16 answers.

   Most direct route; monthly applications, accepts prototype-stage pre-revenue companies.

   “Atlanta Technology Angels (ATA) — probably the best first stop for a new angel.”

2. ATDC

   Incubator (Georgia Tech). Picked in 5, named in 11 of 16 answers.

   Incubator whose Investor Connect program offers prep, advisors and curated investor intros.

   “This is probably the best systematic pipeline for seeing companies before they become broadly marketed. Must know”

3. Venture Atlanta

   Investor conference. Picked in 4, named in 11 of 16 answers.

   October conference with 500+ investors; attend even after pitch deadline passed.

   “Venture Atlanta is described as the single highest-density deal-scouting event in the region”

   Worth knowing: Good deal flow but not proprietary; pitch reaches many funds at once.

4. Atlanta Tech Village

   Space and community. Picked in 4, named in 10 of 16 answers.

   Founder community hub with recurring programming where founders congregate continuously.

   “The highest-signal place is Atlanta Tech Village - Buckhead.”

5. TTV Capital

   Venture fund (fintech). Picked in 4, named in 5 of 16 answers.

   Strong lead candidate if the company is fintech or software infrastructure.

   “The most important one is TTV Capital. It's headquartered in Atlanta and explicitly specializes in fintech”

6. Georgia Tech

   University. Picked in 2, named in 12 of 16 answers.

   Deep campus funnel; sourcing channel via professors, commercialization staff, mentors.

   “Georgia Tech (especially CREATE-X and the ATDC ...) is the single biggest source of technical founders and spinouts in the region”

7. FinTech Atlanta

   Industry coalition. Picked in 2, named in 3 of 16 answers.

   Not an accelerator but connects founders to executives and enterprise buyers.

   “Fintech Atlanta The connective tissue of the ecosystem ... Must know”

8. TiE Atlanta

   Angel network and founder community. Picked in 1, named in 10 of 16 answers.

   Active local angel network and syndication source, sector-agnostic seed.

   “TiE Atlanta / TiE Atlanta Angels — I’d make this the second membership.”

The questions people like you ask

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