Entries by Tech Coast Angels
TCA San Diego Community Newsletter – September 2020
Our September Community Newsletter is out, announcing our $4.3 million annual fund, our hard science pitch competition at San Diego Startup Week, and community events and resources for entrepreneurs and investors!
TCA Community Newsletter – July/August 2020
The July/August 2020 Community Newsletter is out! Come see what’s new with TCA, read about all the happenings in the startup community, and check out the interesting events and webinars that are taking place this month.
TCA San Diego Community Newsletter – June 2020
Check out our June 2020 Community Newsletter featuring information about our upcoming virtual events this month.
TCA San Diego Community Newsletter – May 2020
The May TCA Community Newsletter is out today! Featuring a special message from TCA San Diego President Caitlin Wege, our 2019 Annual Report as well as our latest COVID-19 resources, community events, and more!
Leadership for the Pandemic and the New Normal
By Dan Rosen The COVID-19 Pandemic has caused every startup to assess how to survive and plan to thrive in the “new normal.” No one knows what the new normal will look like, but based on other jolts to our economic system, we do know that life after this pandemic will be different than life […]
TCA Community Newsletter April 2020
Check out our mid-month update here!
How Angel Investors Survive the COVID-19 Economic Crisis
By Dan Rosen To: The Angel Community After publishing my companion piece, “How Startups Survive the COVID-19 Economic Crisis,” I have received a number of comments about how this impacts angels and angel investing. Here are my thoughts. Unlike VCs, who have a fund to invest and collect a management fee for investing their fund, […]
Resources for Startups: CARES Act Information
Several TCA members have compiled a list of reputable resources about Government programs and initiatives that may be relevant, including loans for venture-backed startups, grants for companies that can help combat COVID-19, and tips for startups to survive the crunch. Obtaining up-to-date information about one of the largest bills in U.S. history during a crisis […]
Venture in the Time of Pandemic
By Julian Zegelman Having spent the last few years investing in and advising Seed and Series A stage startups, I grew suspicious of the prolonged bull run and expected a correction in the private and public markets. However, I could have never imagined that the correction will manifest itself as a world wide pandemic, causing […]