Frontier Angel Fund, LLC Brings the Power of Angel Investing to Northwest Montana on Oct. 9
| September 16, 2007 |  View for printing |
With support from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development
The Frontier Angel Fund http://www.frontierangels.com has been granted a license to offer, for the first time in Montana, the Power of Angel Investing. A program of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, presented by the Angel Capital Foundation, this all day seminar will be led by Bill Payne, a fellow of the Kauffman Foundation and part time Montana resident. Additional faculty will include regional venture capitalists, attorneys, successful entrepreneurs and experienced angel investors.
The all day seminar will be held Tuesday, October 9 from 8:00am to 4:30pm. The seminar will cover topics including due diligence, term sheets, valuation, a case study and post investment relationships. It is open to Accredited Investors, entrepreneurial support professionals, university faculty and policy makers who are preparing their client entrepreneurs for the angel investing process. Enrollment is limited. The seminar fee is $250 and includes course materials, continental breakfast, lunch and reception.
For more information or to enroll, please contact Liz Marchi at http://www.frontierangels.com
or 406-883-4044.
The Frontier Angel Fund, LLC is Montana’s first organized angel fund with a mission to invest in early stage companies that can provide opportunities for high value careers and investment in Montana and the region. The fund is a member of the Angel Capital Association, the Rain Fund Network and Pacific Northwest Angel Capital Consortium. To learn more about the fund visit http://www.frontierangels.com 
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