The bottom line of angel investing is that, in return for a large investment sum sometimes called seed capital, an angel expects a business to make a profit and give the investor a worthwhile return on investment. However, the capital offered by angel investors, and the economic developments that they often spur, can end up benefiting the entire community. Even in tough economic times, risks taken on behalf of angel investors to encourage the commercialization of a business innovation have the chance to provide returns for the entire community through their initial investment.To read the full, original article click on this link: Angel Investors Innovation & Commercialization Community Benefits
Author: Think + Up
