Angel Investment Network

Brazil is looking to build on its stature as a global economic power by developing new technologies in various sectors such as telecommunications and natural resources; providing ample business opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors alike.

Uruguay, a country with only three million people, exports six times more software than regional giant Brazil and three times more than Chile or Argentina.

As most of the globe continues to lick their wounds from the current economic crisis, South America has one of the fastest growing economies in the world with Argentina leading the way with as regional pioneers in trade and industry.

Portugal has an open economy meaning that foreign investment companies are granted the same rights as domestic companies and enjoy the same incentives and exemptions when starting new businesses.

Political and economic modernizations have taken shape in emerging markets like Turkey, Israel, and Egypt and continue to spread throughout the region.

German venture capital investments in clean technology have dramatically increased in recent years and haven’t shown any signs of slowing down.

Low corporate taxes and safe cities make Scandinavia a popular place to start a business in. Along with this, Scandinavian countries are looking to become a global leader in developing exciting new technologies in the energy industry.

The Mid-Atlantic Investment Network helps potential entrepreneurs and existing start-ups alike find more channels in which to reach these investors.

While it is true that a lower percentage of investors are investing, finding investors is actually much easier in this day and age thanks to sites like the New England Investment Network.

In the current financial climate, banks and financial institutions find themselves on the same page as many small businesses. Looking for a solution, many have started to see this as an opportunity to look outside the box.