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Halo Business Angel Network

Status
ACTIVE
Global HQ
Ireland
Countries of investment
  • Ireland
Investment stages
  • Seed
  • Series A
  • Series B
Industries
    About
    HBAN is a trusted network connecting angels to quality startups in Ireland, promoting angel investment, supporting early-stage companies, and advocating for the angel investment community.
    Min check size
    $50K
    Max check size
    $500K
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    Investment Thesis

    Halo Business Angel Network’s investment thesis focuses on supporting highpotential startups by connecting them with experienced angel investors. The organization seeks to invest in companies with strong growth prospects and innovative solutions across various sectors. HBAN emphasizes the importance of providing not only capital but also valuable mentorship and strategic advice to help startups achieve their business goals.
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    Co Invest
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    Manager's Experience

    Backed by extensive experience in the healthcare sector, the fund manager has successfully executed over 20 deals across North America and Europe. With a strategic focus on early-stage investments, this operator-first approach has led to notable exits in telemedicine and biotech. Their deep understanding of market trends has driven a data-driven investment style, positioning the portfolio for sustainable growth in a rapidly evolving landscape.

    Halo Business Angel Network Contacts Information

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    Team

    Siobhan Killen

    Sarah Cagney

    Niamh Sterling

    Julian Seymour

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