Rachael Qualls, the 29-year-old founder and CEO of the Angel Capital Group based in Hendersonville, attracted more than 30 entrepreneurs and investors to her presentation May 22 in Belmont University's Curb Center in Nashville. Entrepreneurs from SmartFurniture in Chattanooga and OptiVia Medical in Winston-Salem joined her and others in pressing the case for a nationwide network of Angels. Qualls told VNC afterward that some attendees are considering signing non-disclosure agreements to allow them trial access to ACG's regional syndication database, which draws heavily on deals flowing through North Carolina Angel groups. Read the full story here.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Angel Capital Group seeks traction via syndication
Rachael Qualls, the 29-year-old founder and CEO of the Angel Capital Group based in Hendersonville, attracted more than 30 entrepreneurs and investors to her presentation May 22 in Belmont University's Curb Center in Nashville. Entrepreneurs from SmartFurniture in Chattanooga and OptiVia Medical in Winston-Salem joined her and others in pressing the case for a nationwide network of Angels. Qualls told VNC afterward that some attendees are considering signing non-disclosure agreements to allow them trial access to ACG's regional syndication database, which draws heavily on deals flowing through North Carolina Angel groups. Read the full story here.
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