AngelPad

AngelPad is a U.S. seed-stage startup accelerator founded in 2010 by former Google executive Thomas Korte. It works with early-stage startups through a concentrated program that may include mentorship, product and business-model guidance, fundraising preparation, access to advisors and industry networks, and seed investment. The accelerator is associated with a selective, hands-on approach intended to help founders validate products, refine market positioning, and prepare for subsequent financing. Companies identified as part of its investment portfolio include Postmates and Mightybell.

AngelPad was established in the United States in 2010 by former Google executive Thomas Korte. It has focused on seed-stage startup acceleration, supporting selected teams through concentrated mentorship, access to advisors and industry contacts, fundraising preparation, and early-stage investment. Its programs are aimed at companies in the early phase of development, with an emphasis on refining products, business models, and go-to-market plans. Companies identified in its public portfolio include Postmates and Mightybell. Reliable information about changes to its organizational structure, program format, and detailed investment terms is limited.

• 2010

  AngelPad founded

  [1]AngelPad official websiteangelpad.org

  Former Google executive Thomas Korte founded AngelPad in the United States as a seed-stage accelerator for early-stage startups.

A small, high-density, mentorship-driven seed-stage accelerator for early-stage technology startups.

• 2010

  AngelPad Accelerator Program

  An accelerator program for seed-stage and early-stage startups, offering mentorship, product and business-model guidance, fundraising preparation, founder networks, and related resources, with early-stage investment potentially included.

• 2010

  Seed-stage investment

  AngelPad's investment activity around accelerator participants and early-stage startups, focused on teams validating products, exploring markets, and preparing for follow-on financing.

• 2022.03.08

  Reported2022.03.08

  Forma raises $40 million in Series B funding[2]Forma完成4,000万美元B轮融资techcrunch.com

  Forma announced that it raised $40 million in Series B funding led by Ribbit Capital, with participation from existing investors and angel investors.

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1. 1AngelPad official websiteangelpad.org
2. 2Forma完成4,000万美元B轮融资techcrunch.com