Status of Women in Angel Investing in the US & UNH Rines Angel Fund
April 6, 2021 12-1:30pm
We’re delighted to have
Kelsie Dawe and
Aidan Kittredge, Co-Managing Directors of the Rines Angel Fund, a student run angel fund that invests in start-up ventures and
Jeffrey E. Sohl, Director of the Center for Venture Research, Professor of Entrepreneurship and Decision Sciences at the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire, and the founder and managing director of the Rines Angel Fund, join us on April 6, 2021 from 12 to 1:30pm to tell
The Rines Angel Fund Story and share
Trends in Angel Investing.
Agenda for Zoom Online Event:
- 12:00pm – NH WIN introductions and meeting guidelines
- 12:10pm – Trends in Angel Investing: Jeffrey E. Sohl
- 12:30pm – The Rines Fund Story: Aidan Kittredge and Kelsie Dawe
- 12:50pm – Time for Q&A
- 1:00pm – General / Open Discussion
- 1:15pm – Wrap up
As always, there will be time for a discussion and sharing ideas. New Hampshire Women’s Investors Network believes in being an inclusive and diverse network. The meeting is free and open to all women and femmes, trans-gender and gender non-conforming people interested in learning more about how they can invest with their values.
About: Kelsie Dawe is a Co-Managing Director of the Rines Angel Fund, a student run angel fund that invests in start-up ventures. Kelsie is a junior from Nashua, NH who is pursuing both a major in finance and information systems & business analytics from UNH. She has aligned herself with various startups of different stages, ranging from pre-seed to unicorn status within the Greater Boston area. A particular highlight of her experience has been centered around the ability to have insight from both the entrepreneur and investor side of the space. As this was a key reason for joining the Fund, having this ambition evolve into tangible results has been deemed especially rewarding in Kelsie’s eyes, making a major impact on her time at UNH thus far.
About: Aidan Kittredge is one of two Co-Managing Directors of the Rines Angel Fund, a student run angel fund that invests in start-up ventures. This Hampton, New Hampshire native is currently a senior pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics as well as a minor in Business Administration. Her interest in business and entrepreneurship stems from founding her own non-profit organization, Dress 4 School Success. Aidan has worked for several start-ups in New Hampshire, working roles from business development to marketing and operations. Aidan comes from a long line of entrepreneurs and hopes to carry on their legacy through involvement in the Rines Angel Fund as well as in her future career.
About: Jeffrey E. Sohl is Director of the Center for Venture Research and Professor of Entrepreneurship and Decision Sciences at the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire. He currently serves on the Editorial Boards for Venture Capital, Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, and Journal of Business Venturing. He previously served on the National Academy of Science Committee on Capitalizing Science, Technology and Innovation (2012-2016), and the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund’s VFG (2002-2016). In 2006 he was awarded the national Hans Severiens Award by the Kauffman Foundation in recognition of his research on angel investing in the US. He has written over 50 articles which have been published in academic journals. He has presented his research in academic and practitioner forums in North America, Europe and Asia, and in briefings for several government agencies and scholars from North America, Europe, Scandinavia, Australia, Asia and Africa. He has appeared on CNBC, MSNBC, National Public Radio, NHPTV’s NH Outlook, and has been quoted in Inc., Forbes, Fortune, the Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Red Herring, Newsweek, Business Week, Newsweek-Japan, Financial Times, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and the Financial Times-France. Jeffrey is also the coordinator of all the Entrepreneurship programs, and the founder and managing director of the Mel Rines Student Angel Investment Fund, at Paul College.
If you have questions or need more information, feel free to contact us at
nhwin@gmail.com.
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