Fritz was a co-founder and the COO of Boston Communications Group, Inc (BCGI:NASDAQ) and has been involved with the telecommunications and wireless industries for over 20 years. As Chief Operating Officer of BCGI, Fritz oversaw the operations of the company's business units tasked with development and delivery...
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Maia Heymann joined CommonAngels as the new senior managing director; she was recently named one of Boston's top angel investors by Xconomy, was a general partner with a venture fund, and was an institutional LP investor in numerous venture funds.
CommonAngels has a new process and structure that is more entrepreneur-focused.
Our hybrid approach of a Fund and value-add angels co-investing together benefits the entrepreneurs we back by providing more capital through a quicker, coordinated process.
At CommonAngels, we are productizing what entrepreneurs want: the clarity of an investment from a fund coupled with high-value angels and a quicker process.
CommonAngels is a really nice structure for early stage investing and good resource for portfolio companies.
– David Friend, CEO Carbonite
Over the past 6 years, we have found the group to be a great resource for us around Boston and around the industry.
– Ted Morgan, CEO Skyhook Wireless
The depth and diversity of experience with CommonAngels was an important contributor to the success of my first venture. CommonAngels was my first stop when I started my second company because of the positive experience – and outcome – that I had the first time.
– Jay Habegger, CEO OwnerIQ
CommonAngels helped us take the company
to the next level.
– Chuck Goldman, Founder Apperian
With CommonAngels you have access to seasoned, successful entrepreneurs who are available to advise or assist with virtually any part of the business.
– Tim Curran, CEO Vela Systems
CommonAngels has helped Yieldbot rock!
- Jonathan Mendez, Yieldbot
Boston’s Angel Fund for Early Stage Technology Entrepreneurs
CommonAngels is a hybrid angel partnership and Fund coinvesting together in early-stage information technology startups predominately in the Boston Area. We take the best of a fund and the best of angel partners and combine them to benefit the entrepreneurs we back. CommonAngels is currently investing out of its $13 million Fund with an eight-person Investment Committee to speed the decision-making process for the Fund’s investments.
