How to find angel investors for your startup or business

I heard the girls were talking about angel investing. So my credentials, I've been angel investing for over seven years. I'm also the founder of Afertech, so we help founders access capital, make connections every year behind the scenes on different VCs. So we do little dinners, all types of ways for people to connect and build their networks so they can raise capital. Here are my suggestions on where to find angel investors. Number one, you want someone who's high net worth individual, accredited investor. So basically, net worth over 200k. Here are some categories of where you find rich people. Number one, people who were early employees at tech companies. So if you live in a city like San Francisco, LA, Miami, you're going to be surrounded by millionaires, who have a ton of discretionary income, who could very easily write a 15 to 25k check. Number two, family offices. So you can find wealth managers, lawyers in your city that represent wealthy people. So they can, you know, basically personal wealth and family office is basically your own personal wealth and family trust. Invest, which helps them pass down those generations. Etc. But family offices are a great way to get angel investors because they don't really care about the return of, they do kind of, but they care about diversifying their assets, being a part of something bigger than them. Legacy. The next category is athletes and celebrities. They're not always as liquid as you think, so be careful, especially if they're retired. Be careful. Wealth managers, lawyers, they also have clients that are athletes, actresses, musicians, etcetera. And they are a good option too because you get extra bonus of being able to leverage their network to help you fundraise in the future and also to grow your products and services. Last, people just old money, corporate folks, people who have long-term careers, 50s, 70s, are looking like office family office level, but they have a lot of discretionary income, be something bigger than themselves. Advise, mentor. The way transaction motivated, they're going to pick up the phone when you need something. Be actually done. Investors, just check, network factor. You can look at sites like Crunchbase, find individuals who invest. I'm an investor on a platform called Cherub, which has an angel directory. So you can look at Cherub. Let me know what other questions you have below. Luck.