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The Angel Roundtable
The Angel Roundtable was founded in 2012 by a group of successful entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals who invest in early-stage companies.
The Angel Roundtable
The Angel Roundtable was founded in 2012 by a group of successful entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals who invest in early-stage companies. The group has made 8 investments, including a Seed VC investment in ConverSight on June 17, 2020. Their portfolio is valued at over $4 trillion in the US, according to the Q3 2024 US VC Valuations Report from PitchBook.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2012
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Johnson City
Corporate office
Johnson City, TN, United States
Principals
Tony Lettich
Managing Director and Founder
Audrey M. Depelteau
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
Aundrea Wilcox
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
David Lawrence
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
Diana Blankenship
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
Jason Berry
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
Jon L. Smith
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
Jose Castillo
Co-Founder, Founders Committee
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at The Angel Roundtable?
Investment decisions flow through an eight-member Founders Committee: Audrey M. Depelteau, Aundrea Wilcox, David Lawrence, Diana Blankenship, Jason Berry, Jon L. Smith, and Jose Castillo, alongside Managing Director Tony Lettich. The group reviews opportunities collectively across seed, early-stage, expansion, and late-stage venture rounds.
Does The Angel Roundtable co-invest with other groups?
Yes. The firm has a documented co-investment relationship with Launch Tennessee, a state-backed initiative supporting Tennessee-based startups. It also participates in broader angel syndication networks, including Angel Pool and Angel Syndicates Central.
What is the relationship between The Angel Roundtable and FundingSage?
Tony Lettich founded both The Angel Roundtable and FundingSage, an online platform that connects entrepreneurs with resources. FundingSage serves as a complementary deal-sourcing channel rather than a pooled investment vehicle, directing early-stage opportunities into the network for Committee review.
Is The Angel Roundtable a single-family office?
No. It is structured as an angel network with a Founders Committee drawn from multiple individuals, not a single-family wealth pool. The collective reviews deals across venture stages without a disclosed family wealth origin or single principal's balance sheet driving allocations.
What sectors does The Angel Roundtable target?
The firm maintains a generalist mandate and does not publicly disclose a fixed sector focus. Its corporate membership in the Tennessee Advanced Energy Business Council suggests an active, though not exclusive, interest in advanced energy startups alongside other industries sourced through regional networks.
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