On Thursday, October 8, six India-based life sciences startups will present their innovations to a virtual worldwide audience at the first-ever M2D2 International MedTech Forum. Boston Harbor Angels member, Henry Kay, will be participating as a judge. Read more >>
In this episode, Hall welcomes Ziad Moukheiber, President & CEO of Boston Harbor Angels. Founded around 2005, Boston Harbor Angels, like a lighthouse, helps entrepreneurs navigate and grow their startup businesses through the treacherous waters of an increasingly competitive environment in our global economy. Read more >>
The flagship WFS Tech Conference for CEOs, founders, and investors of software and IT companies, covering Tech M&A: investment, growth, strategy, buyouts, sales, and mergers. Insights from: private equity, VC, angels, strategic buyers, M&A advisors, and CEOs who’ve had a successful exit. Ziad Moukheiber, President and CEO of Boston Harbor Angels, is one of the speakers. Read more >>
President and CEO of Boston Harbor Angels, Ziad Moukheiber, to speak at expert panel at Founders Live Boston on Thursday, May 28. Read more >>
Three early-stage investors spoke with the Greentown Labs community this month about different types of investors, how to build investor relationships, and advice for approaching fundraising in an uncertain economy. The panel, which was part of Greentown’s Investor Speaker Series, featured Deb Kemper, managing partner of Golden Seeds Ventures, Christopher Mirabile, chair emeritus and public policy chair emeritus of the Angel Capital Association, and Ziad H. Moukheiber, president and CEO of Boston Harbor Angels. Read more >>
The first quarter of the new decade kicked off with a bang, even if it ended on a low note. As the effects of COVID-19 takes its toll on startup investing, Q1 2020 might very well be the first and the last normal quarter as the economy tries to get back on track…“Angel investors are going to see their overall net worth go down if the economy continues to slow down. So that’s an impact on their investment abilities. […]
Data from the 2008 recession might shed some light on the impact of the current health crisis on angel investing, experts say…Angel investors are now starting to show the same cautious approach in light of the coronavirus pandemic. They’re being more “picky,” said Ziad Moukheiber, CEO of Boston Harbor Angels Inc., a group of approximately 70 angel investors based mostly in New England. Read more >>
Boston Harbor Angels celebrates its 15th anniversary as one of the leading angel investing groups in the U.S. The group was founded in 2004 by Mic Williams and has registered some very large exits with companies such as Carbonite, SmartCells, RetroSense Therapeutics, and Corbus Pharmaceuticals.
Ziad Moukheiber, current President and CEO of Boston Harbor Angels, shared, “We are very lucky to be in Boston, but to also have such a great deal flow from around the country and Canada. […]
Two years after the state approved a tax break for investors in early-stage startups, no one has gotten it. Interview with member John Stempeck. Read more >>
ENET is hosting Pointers for Term Sheet & Deal Negotiations on February 18, featuring Ziad Moukheiber, President and CEO of Boston Harbor Angels. Read More >>
