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Areas of Interest

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Seed stage investments in early stage startups in both tech and non-tech sectors. More interested in edu-tech, health related services, food, e-commerce, sustainability.

2

Digital commerce companies that help accelerate innovation across the company's diverse business lines. Relevant sectors include: deals, loyalty and rewards, mobile payments, online and offline payments, point of sale, security, fraud detection and big data analysis.

3

E-commerce, technology, advertising, digital social media and entertainment.

4

Media, technology, and telecom (or their intersection).

5

Cyber security, enterprise mobility, big data, mobile broadband, disruptive technologies, dual use (public and private sectors), alternative energy, clean tech, energy management, and information technology.

6

Enterprise services, including ad tech, marketing automation and other SaaS applications.

7

Enterprise software, education, gaming, healthcare, hardware.

8

Product innovation and disruption in new markets – specifically in Mobile and Social TV markets.

9

Broad early-stage interests that includes Enterprise Software, Mobile, Social, Gaming and Education.

10

Broad early-stage interests that includes Enterprise Software, Mobile, Social, Gaming and Education.

11

Women-led companies (women in executive team).

12

Advertising & monetization, commerce & services, cloud & infrastructure, social, mobile and content.

13

Video, social, mobile, and e-Commerce technologies.

14

Big data, fintech, media/content tech, enterprise.

15

Expansion stage IT – Information technology, Proprietary product or service, Niche market leader, Business solutions, Recurring revenue model, Not capital intensive.

16

Empire Angels seeks to invest in early stage ventures with a focus on technology, healthcare and education, particularly those in overlapping sectors. We are especially eager to support companies founded by young entrepreneurs in the New York area.

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Empire Angels seeks to invest in early stage ventures with a focus on technology, healthcare and education, particularly those in overlapping sectors. We are especially eager to support companies founded by young entrepreneurs in the New York area.

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Empire Angels seeks to invest in early stage ventures with a focus on technology, healthcare and education, particularly those in overlapping sectors. We are especially eager to support companies founded by young entrepreneurs in the New York area.

19

Technology, internet, SaaS, digital media, early stage, mobile, gaming.

20

Consumer web and enterprise, ranging from media and ecommerce to healthcare IT and infrastructure.

21

Early stage tech companies. Do not do biotech or medical. Do either core technology or the application of technology.

22

Digital media, but specifically commerce, commerce-enabling technologies, SaaS, content, B2B.

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digital media, but specifically commerce, commerce-enabling technologies, SaaS, content, B2B.

24

Web-enabled services, digital media, software. Occasionally medical devices.

25

Seed, early stage, and mid stage technology.

26

Early-stage software and software service (SaaS) companies.

27

Tools and tech extracting value from Big Data. Interested in government, healthcare, financial services.  

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Early-stage venture investments in internet based media and financial service companies.

29

Medical and bio technology, retail, security, and digital media.

30

Broad early-stage interests that includes Enterprise Software, Mobile, Social, Gaming and Education.

31

Varying set of technologies, including transportation, media, medical, energy, biotech and others such as Film and Education.

32

Early revenue generating adtech or pubtech companies and seed stage startups with alpha product seeking angel funding.

33

Expansion stage information technology ventures.

34

Large networks of engaged users, differentiated by user experience, and defensible though network effects.

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Large networks of engaged users, differentiated by user experience, and defensible though network effects.

36

Women-founded or co-founded companies in mobile technology.

37

Technologies as diverse as media, transportation, energy, medical and biological as well as in computer hardware, retail, security, marketing and financial service.

38

Technology, professional and financial services.

39

Broadcast media, media technology, education, fashion, financial services, government, music, professional services and retail.

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