• We support Canadian Angel investors, incubators, and accelerators as they help turn good ideas into great businesses.

     

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Who is NACO?

 

The National Angel Capital Organization (NACO) is committed to advancing a thriving, early-stage entrepreneurial ecosystem in Canada. Since 2012, NACO members have invested over $853.3 million into 1472 companies. NACO provides intelligence, best practices, tools and resources to its members to unlock the angel capital funding and mentorship that is critical to helping Canadian founders to grow and scale their companies globally.

Western Canada in 2018

Eastern Canada in 2018

Central Canada in 2018

 

40+Angel Networks
9Angel Networks
2Angel Networks
21Angel Networks
4000+Canadian Angels
531Investors
37Investors
1350Investors
$853M+Direct Financing
$12.1MInvested
$2MInvested
$128.6MInvested
2200+Investments
65Investments
6Investments
502Investments

Angel Activity Report

We are excited to present the 2018 Report on Canadian Angel Investing Activity.

This year’s data not only highlights the maturing of Canada’s Angel landscape, but also, for the first time, the significance of women as Angel investors. It reveals that Angel groups made 583 investments, amounting to $142.8 million. This is an increase in the number of investments compared with 2017.

More insights into Canada’s Angel Investment ecosystem can be found in the full report.

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How NACO Helps

By connecting individuals, groups, and other partners that support early-stage investing, NACO accelerates a thriving, early-stage investment ecosystem. NACO provides intelligence, tools, and resources for its members; facilitates key connections across networks, borders and industries; and helps to inform policy affecting the Angel asset-class.

NACO Academy

Learn about NACO's investor education series and find out when workshops will be run in your area.

Member Portal

Post jobs, find events, explore NACO's data, and connect with other members through the Member Portal.

 

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