Mid-America Angels

The network sources deals through member referrals, local startup incubators, and regional entrepreneurial events. Each member can bring opportunities, and the group conducts joint due diligence before committing capital.

It is a network, not a centralized fund. Each member invests individually, which means the group does not pool capital into a single vehicle. This structure allows flexibility but limits the network's ability to make co-investment commitments at scale.

The network focuses on seed and early-stage companies, typically Series A or pre-Series A rounds. Members look for startups with a validated product and initial market traction.

Based on public record, the network targets technology, healthcare, life sciences, and industrial innovation. It avoids sectors outside its members' expertise, such as real estate or energy infrastructure.

The network engages exclusively in direct equity investments in individual companies. It does not commit capital to outside venture funds or operate as a fund-of-funds.

Mid-America Angels is an angel network, not a family office. While some members may be family offices or high-net-worth individuals, the organization itself does not manage family wealth or provide estate planning services.

Check sizes are not publicly standardized and vary by individual member. Typically, angel network investments in this region range from $25,000 to $100,000 per investor per round, but specific figures for Mid-America Angels are not disclosed.