★★★★★A Fantastic Opportunity!Darren Metcalfe |
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★★★★★A private equity clubSara Smyth Ribeiro |
A private equity club, where everyone and all the companies are truly transparent from the start, great value to be able to get in at the start on amazing companies. Highly affordable and recommended. |
★★★★★Private investment club opportunityTracey Peake |
I joined Angel Business Club over 12 months ago as I was interested in one particular opportunity. However, after attending the convention in London I was blown away by the quality of the companies. I am extremely happy with the membership fee returning me shares in the full spectrum of businesses that ABC supports every month. |
★★★★★Personal Take on ABC and Insight for all Potential MembersKeith Murray-Jenkins |
Keith (Murray-Jenkins) here. Already a member of ABC for 15 months. My wife for almost a year. We can only say positive things about the Club. Very positive indeed. Its various attributes come together in such an extraordinary manner. Allow me to explain:
a) The concept of pooling monthly contributions of members to create a more powerful lump sum is obviously a neat and sensible one. Logical and...‘exciting’.
b) The fact that monies accumulated are invested over several start-ups and young companies - not just one ‘flavour of the month’ company - obviously mitigates any risk involved: When one company is ‘slow’, it is carried by others in the portfolio which is progressing faster towards their next stage of development and eventual ‘pay-out time’ (by take-over or stock market placing etc).
c) The fact that CEOs of companies receive sound management advice from experienced company-turnaround people involved with the Club - this to help them move forward faster - shows even more commitment to the companies’ successes than one might expect. My wife and I have heard the praise and gratitude of various CEOs on several webinars. Such simple expression from them adds even extra gravitas to the Club leaving many of us in no doubt that ABC is special after all.
d) The fact that the equity side of things - namely the choice of the companies to involve with - is carried out by not one but a number of seasoned Angel-funding professionals (some with over 35 years each in the business) is in itself very reassuring. Whether it’s a matter of ‘disruptive’, potentially massively rewardable companies or sheer ‘more steady’ but obviously innovative ones: the important thing is that the needed qualities for success are recognised and they pass the stringent ‘due diligence’ required.
e) Last but not least: the sincerity, enthusiasm and professional dedication of the Club administrators themselves who - whilst busy behind the scenes - organise amongst many other things the 2x weekly webinars (on all sorts of pertinent matters) is palpable. The Club Support department shares exactly the same commitment. Once again the word reassuring springs to mind.
As an addendum, do bear in mind the satisfaction (thrill too) of being instrumental in the very success of hard-working new company CEOs. Our small contributions together help to make it happen for them. In a broader sense, we are veritable contributors to ‘Man’s Progress’. (Heavy stuff indeed!) If you are contemplating joining this great Club, I recommend you give it a go. It just makes sense. Perhaps a couple of months to get to know it...(whilst accumulating your shares: It’s a good feeling seeing them pile up). Only then make your final decision to continue or not, as the case may be. The shares remain yours anyway. My wife and I see ABC as a sort of savings club, probably allowing our account to burgeon for 5 years at least. Others might see things differently. All we know is...taking all the points from (a) to (d) into consideration... there’s a much higher chance of making your money work for you much better than you would ever manage via a bank or building society (who generally put customers’ money into ‘chancier’, speculative deals anyway to increase their profit, whilst giving customers minimal interest on their usually hard-earned cash).
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