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Hub Angels Investment Group

VC / PE / Angel · Boston · United States

Address
Boston, United States
Email
Website
LinkedIn
Founded
March, 2000
AUM
$50 M
Ticket
$0-1 m

Stages

SeedSeries A

Investment region

North America

Industries

InfrastructureLife SciencesMedTechTransportationTelecommunicationsSports/SportsTechSoftwareSecurityPharmaceuticalsOtherMobile/AppsMedia and EntertainmentMarketing and AdvertisingInternet and Web ServicesIndustrialHealthcare ServicesGamingFoodtechFood and BeverageFintechFinancial ServicesElectronicsEdtechEducationEnergyLegalTechHealthTechAdTechTechnologySaaSCybersecurity

Profile

Hub Angels Investment Group is a seasoned angel investor group based in Boston, established in March 2000. Founded by Charles Cameron and David Verrill, the firm consists of nearly 200 members, leveraging a vast network of academic and industry contacts to provide significant value to their portfolio companies. The team strives to support diverse entrepreneurs and is committed to adding value through contacts, advice, and board engagement. They focus primarily on technology-driven startups in the Northeastern United States, with a preference for Massachusetts. Hub Angels invests across sectors like healthcare/life sciences, IT/Internet/communications, and overall technology, targeting companies with less than a $10 million pre-money valuation. Their investment size ranges from $250,000 to $750,000 through preferred equity, and they have already invested over $50 million across more than 50 companies within six funds. Notable companies in their portfolio include SyncOnSet, Sandymount, Rifiniti, Cambridge Blockchain, and DraftKings. The group's investments often lead to successful outcomes like IPOs, illustrated by DraftKings' exit. Venture partners participating alongside Hub Angels include firms like DFJ Gotham, Bessemer, and Venrock.

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