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About
Maple Leaf Angels is one of Ontario's longest-running angel groups, founded in 2007 as a non-profit to put accredited investors in front of early-stage Canadian technology founders. Members invest individually but share diligence, networks and mentorship; the group says its members have backed more than 100 companies. Its MLA48 fund line, launched in 2014 and open only to MLA members, exists to strip out the waiting: it commits to an investment decision within 48 hours of a formal Investment Committee pitch. Fund III, announced in March 2019 under managing director Prathna Ramesh, writes up to $150,000 initially with up to $300,000 reserved for follow-on, and earlier funds backed Bus.com, Orchard Labs, Cybeats, Moregidge and Suncayr. Maple Leaf Angels used TechTO's June 2017 open mic to tell the room a new MLA48 fund had closed.
Backers
An angel group funded by its accredited members; the MLA48 funds are open only to MLA members.
Quick answers
What is Maple Leaf Angels?
A Toronto angel group founded in 2007 that connects accredited investors with early-stage Canadian technology companies. Members invest individually while sharing diligence and networks.
What is MLA48?
Maple Leaf Angels' member-only fund line, first launched in 2014, which commits to an investment decision within 48 hours of a formal pitch. Fund III, announced in March 2019, writes up to $150,000 with up to $300,000 for follow-on.
How did Maple Leaf Angels appear at TechTO?
A representative used the open mic at the June 2017 TechTO event to announce that a new MLA48 fund had closed — a short community segment, not a presentation.