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Key people at Harvard Business School Angels of Chicago.
Harvard Business School Alumni Angels of Chicago is an organization that mobilizes the capital and expertise of Harvard Business School alumni to support early-stage ventures. It serves as a forum for experienced executives, entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists to invest in and mentor high-potential startups, primarily within the Chicago area, positioning them as a key regional resource. This collective approach enables tailored support for emerging companies.
This chapter was established by Harvard Business School alumni, leveraging their collective professional background and financial resources. The driving insight was to create a formalized structure for direct engagement with and investment in emerging local companies. It functions as a local extension of the broader Harvard Business School Alumni Angels Association, grounded in its members' HBS pedigree.
The group benefits entrepreneurs seeking early-stage funding and strategic guidance, alongside alumni members looking for vetted investment opportunities. Harvard Business School Alumni Angels of Chicago aims to foster the growth and success of new ventures by providing critical support. Its vision is to enhance the vitality of the local entrepreneurial landscape, connecting HBS talent with innovative companies.
Key people at Harvard Business School Angels of Chicago.
Harvard Business School Angels of Chicago has 3 tracked investments across 3 companies. The latest tracked deal is $5.5M Other Equity in Regroup in June 2018.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 26, 2018 | Regroup | $5.5M Other Equity | — | Frist Cressey Ventures, Further Fund, HLM Venture Partners, Peter Wilkins, OCA Ventures, OSF Healthcare |
| Aug 1, 2017 | ExplORer Surgical | $3.0M Series A | Aphelion Capital | Okapi Venture Capital, Elliott Management, M25, Joanna Rupp, Cfa, Kauffman Fellow |
| Sep 15, 2016 | IntelinAir | $3.5M Debt / Seed | — | Hivefund, Mark Holdsworth, Hyde Park Venture Partners, Western Technology Investment, Wheatsheaf Group |