An angel investor is a high-net-worth private investor who provides financial assistance to small startup companies in exchange for stock or royalties. Some angel investors make a onetime investment, others provide funds over a period of time in order to get the company off to a good start. Angel investors use their own funds. They are not investment bankers, private equity firms, search firms, or venture capital firms.

Investments made by angel investors carry a high degree of risk resulting in a relatively high cost to the entrepreneur seeking the funds.

The principals and senior management of Pacific Business Advisors are able to make angel investments to entrepreneurs starting certain types of businesses. Call Michael Chulak for additional information.

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