Find Angel Investor for WasteTech -- 2
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I have a fully-planned waste-processing plant built around patented technology that turns municipal solid waste into market-ready raw materials with minimal residue. All technical drawings, financial projections, permits, and environmental studies are ready; what I lack is the right angel investor to take ownership of—or partner in—this opportunity.
I need support from someone experienced in investor outreach who can match the project with angels that actively fund cleantech and circular-economy ventures. The mandate is simple: identify qualified prospects, open the door, and shepherd at least one of them to serious negotiations.
To make collaboration smooth, I will supply the full data room, business plan, CAPEX/OPEX breakdown, and proof of patents; you bring the network and the know-how to get this in front of decision makers.
Deliverables
• Curated list of vetted angel investors (contact details, investment history, relevance to waste-to-resource technologies).
• Outreach strategy, including personalized pitch messages or scripts.
• Arranged introductory calls or meetings, with briefing notes for each.
• Progress report summarizing responses, next steps, and timeline toward closing.
Completion is accepted once at least three interested angels enter due-diligence discussions.
I need support from someone experienced in investor outreach who can match the project with angels that actively fund cleantech and circular-economy ventures. The mandate is simple: identify qualified prospects, open the door, and shepherd at least one of them to serious negotiations.
To make collaboration smooth, I will supply the full data room, business plan, CAPEX/OPEX breakdown, and proof of patents; you bring the network and the know-how to get this in front of decision makers.
Deliverables
• Curated list of vetted angel investors (contact details, investment history, relevance to waste-to-resource technologies).
• Outreach strategy, including personalized pitch messages or scripts.
• Arranged introductory calls or meetings, with briefing notes for each.
• Progress report summarizing responses, next steps, and timeline toward closing.
Completion is accepted once at least three interested angels enter due-diligence discussions.