Angel Ventures

Angel Ventures is the first professionally managed angel investor network in Latin America, founded in August 2008 in Mexico City. One of the region's most active and influential venture firms, Angel Ventures leads Series Seed and Series A rounds in startups building innovative business models for the Latin American market. Fund I closed at $20 million in 2012, backing 21 companies; Fund II targeted $120 million to expand across the Pacific Alliance countries — Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is among the fund's limited partners. With 110 total investments and a network of 300 co-investing angel members, Angel Ventures covers a broad range of sectors: fintech, e-commerce, healthtech, agribusiness, food technology, AI, and media. The team of 23 includes seven partners, one venture partner, and nine principals operating across Mexico and the United States. Typical check sizes range from $100K to $3 million, with the firm leading rounds at both seed and Series A stages. As a pioneer of the LatAm venture ecosystem, Angel Ventures has spent nearly two decades building the infrastructure that modern Latin American venture capital relies on — angel co-investment networks, institutional fund structures, and the cross-border relationships that connect Mexican and regional founders to global capital. The firm's combination of institutional discipline and deep regional knowledge makes it one of the formative forces in Latin American technology investing.