The Geekdom pre-accelerator program is giving six local startups an opportunity to learn from top tech leaders and investors for six weeks. It’s the second year San Antonio co-working space Geekdom is hosting this program. Business organization Alamo Angels has agreed to invest $25,000 in the top-performing team. Read more on KSAT >
By Iris Gonzalez
The July 19 Tech2sDay event will be a special networking opportunity for members of San Antonio’s tech ecosystem. Tech Bloc has asked the Alamo Angels to attend, giving many the chance to meet some of San Antonio’s most influential, active startup investors and learn more about how local angel investors qualify investment opportunities. Read more on Startups San Antonio >
By Iris Gonzalez
The six teams will present at the Geekdom Pre-Accelerator Demo Day May 31 at the Aztec Theater. Register at the event link for a free ticket. Each team will pitch for three to five minutes, answer questions, and receive feedback. The Alamo Angels have committed a $25,000 minimum early-stage financing equity investment at the end of the program, according to Chris Burney, Alamo Angels executive director. Read more on Startups San Antonio >
By Kristen Mosbrucker
A local early stage investor group pooled together its first fund, according to records on file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
San Antonio-based Alamo Angels, a group that invests in startups across industries, Read more on SA Business Journal >
By Iris Gonzalez
By Kristen Mosbrucker
A new pre-accelerator program that aims to build emerging startups plans to run for seven weeks and expects to include a demonstration day for potential investors in late May.
Alamo Angels, a network of investors interested in early stage businesses, is collaborating with Geekdom LC, the co-working space for the Geekdom Pre-Accelerator program. Read more on San Antonio Business Journal >