Paul Clark

As a final post in this series, here are a few places where you can learn more about sidecar funds. […]

As we wrap up this series, a quick post for entrepreneurs to ask: should I care about whether an angel

One of our pet peeves is seeing fundraising efforts ignoring the rules on general solicitations. As a quick primer, most

Whenever you are investing, you should do your due diligence. We’ll skip here all the general diligence you should do

We’ll skip the reasons for angel investing in general, as hopefully we’ve covered the potential for making money, having fun,

To distill the concepts of the last post into a concrete example: consider a typical VentureSouth angel sidecar fund.

After the guesswork of the last post, we’re on firmer ground when discussing how sidecar funds work! First, structurally, they’re

Data on how the number of sidecar funds are not easy to find. Based on some membership data from the

A sidecar fund is a pooled investment vehicle that makes investments by “riding alongside” another investor. A pooled investment vehicle