Capital and investment

Preparing for an angel investment round.

Angel investors bring capital, but also mentorship, networks and operating experience. Understanding what they assess helps you prepare the business before conversations start.

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Where angel capital fits

Angel investment bridges the gap between the first months of bootstrapping and institutional venture rounds. Investors assess intellectual property, commercial traction, the team and the credibility of the plan.

What we do, and what we do not do

We help businesses clarify their readiness: the clarity of the business model, the consistency of projections, documentation of intellectual property, and the public-funding history that can support the technology story.

Canadian Funding Partners is a government funding advisory firm. We do not carry on securities dealing and we do not guarantee introductions to investors.

How public funding complements a round

SR&ED tax credits, innovation contributions and training support can reduce the equity required and strengthen the technical credibility of a file. Coordinating those sources before a round avoids surprises about stacking rules.

Where to start

Tell us about your project, your stage of development and your timing. We will establish which public funding sources are worth reviewing before your next conversation with investors.

Next step

What could support your plans?

Request a free funding assessment. Start with your business, your project and your timing. No program name required.

Request a free assessment

An assessment explores potential fit. It does not guarantee eligibility or funding.

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