TWIN CITIES ANGELS (TCANGELS)
Founded: 2006
President: John Alexander
Members: 40
Fund size: $2 million
Portfolio companies: Alvarri, EcoEnvelopes, ReconRobotics, Vixar
Website: www.tcangels.com
RAIN SOURCE CAPITAL INC.
Founded: 1998
President/CEO: Steve Mercil
Total investments: $33 million (from a network of 23 individual funds)
Portfolio companies: Acumen Health Solutions, Humanetics Corp., Sage Electrochromics
Website: www.rainsourcecapital.com
SOFIA ANGEL FUND
Founded: 2006
Chairwoman: Cathy Connett
Members: 31
Fund size: $1 million
Portfolio companies: Tactile Systems Technology, Coolibar, New Moon Girl Media
Website: sofiaangelfund.angelgroups.net
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