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Guardian angel: now called active capital, the former ACE-Net website is completely revamped and ready to help match companies with angel capital

Entrepreneur, March, 2005 by David Worrell

"We're in the midst of producing 15-minute videos specifically on how to prepare a business for angel funding," says Borden. "If they want to go through the whole course of 40 videos, we'll certify them and guarantee them that an angel will look at their plan."

One last tool available online is an analytic tool that enables entrepreneurs to see what kinds of SEC exemptions they qualify for according to several factors, including their state, growth stage, and rate and exit plans. "We're providing an analytic tool so people know what the regulations are in each state. You'll come on and answer some questions about your opportunity, and depending on what kind of capital you're looking for, we'll be able to tell you what your options are for raising money in your region," says Borden.

The reborn Active Capital is still in its infancy. Having replaced the original ACE-Net website just a few months ago, the new site will continue to build on Borden's vision. Says Borden, "We have a development plan for the website that will continue to increase in sophistication in the coming years."

DAVID WORRELL is an investment banker and author of the e-book Finding Funding. Contact him at david@dworrell.com.

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