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Be an active next eight months with various educational and awareness workshops and gatherings bedste online casino casinoonline it organised MBAN Angels: Learning to Fly, which took place from April 17 to 18, designed to help angels learn how to better support entrepreneurs and drive them towards success.   The event was supported by early stage ecosystem financier, Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd and the EU-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry.   At a press conference MBAN vice-president, Raiyo Nariman declared that Malaysian entrepreneurs were extremely fortunate to have such strong government support. “But it is time for the private sector to step up now and this is where creating a vibrant and very strong angel network is critical.”   The two-day programme was aimed at removing any fears that private investors may have about angel investing.

And to provide them with tips and best practices on how to become effective and smarter angel investors.   Richard Wong (pic) bedste online casino casinoonline MBAN’s president said that one of the goals of the organization is to try and change mindsets and make people more receptive to investing in tech entrepreneurs and to not just stick to property investments.   “But it will be a challenge as I know the members of my Vistage Angels Club have a number of questions on their minds,” said Wong who is founder and chief listener of Vistage, an organization that helps chief executive officers develop and enrich their corporate and life skills.   Among the questions his Angel’s Club members, which number almost 180, have are: Where do you find these emerging startups? How do.

You evaluate them? What are the risks? In helping them answer these questions bedste online casino casinoonline attendees at the Learning to Fly event were exposed to panel discussions led by experienced angels from the European and Asia Pacific regions.   They were also exposed to pitches by a small group of eight selected entrepreneurs, just to give them a flavour of what happens at typical pitches, to appreciate the quality of companies in the market and also learn from the questions that more seasoned investors asked.   Mohandeep Singh, an entrepreneur who runs Second CRM, found the event very useful.   “The event is the right step as far as making angel investment tick in Malaysia. Yet, I also found it great, from another angle.   “As most of the invited angels (or.