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High Park Angels
High Park Angels is a Toronto-based early-stage investment collective that syndicates seed and start-up capital into Canadian technology companies.
High Park Angels
We make pre-seed investments in ambitious B2B tech companies. | We manage a fund backed by a group of Canadian Angel investors who are looking for opportunities to invest with early-stage, B2B technology startups. Typical investments range from $25,000 to $150,000 on pre-money valuations up to CAD $5M.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Toronto
Corporate office
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does High Park Angels structure its investments?
The group operates as a syndicate, not a blind-pool fund. Individual accredited-investor members decide whether to participate in each deal after a centralized diligence process. Investments are made on a deal-by-deal basis, typically into seed and start-up rounds of Canadian technology companies.
What check sizes does the group typically write?
High Park Angels typically deploys between C$100,000 and C$500,000 per round, pooling member capital to reach these thresholds. The group concentrates on rounds where total capital requirements exceed what individual angels can supply alone, positioning it as an early institutional-style participant.
Which sectors does High Park Angels target?
The collective focuses on enterprise software, AI/ML applications, fintech platforms, and digital health ventures. Its deal flow is concentrated in the Toronto-Waterloo corridor, with additional portfolio exposure to Vancouver and Montreal-based start-ups.
Is High Park Angels a fund or an angel network?
High Park Angels functions as an angel network rather than a committed capital fund. Members opt into deals individually, and the group does not operate a permanent capital vehicle. This structure eliminates deployment-pressure mandates typical of institutionally raised venture funds.
How does the group source its deals?
The group reviews more than 400 Canadian start-ups annually, sourcing through member networks, Toronto-based accelerators, and the broader Waterloo-region ecosystem. A centralized diligence team filters opportunities before presenting selected deals to members for individual participation decisions.
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