Martin has been a technology entrepreneur and executive for more than 30 years, with the past 20 focused on energy and clean tech. He currently is the CEO of Powerhouse Dynamics, a pioneering, CommonAngels-funded company in the energy management space. Prior to that, he was co-founder and President of Nexus...
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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.
