You’ve got the idea, the fire in your belly, the know-how - but how about the capital? Funding a new business venture and fueling its growth is likely to entail bringing in outside money at one point. Luckily, the clever and industrious bunch that are entrepreneurs are spoilt for choice. One possible way to achieve this is by using angel investors for your startup. Angel Capital Association (ACA) typically defines angels as high-net-worth individuals or groups who specialize in supporting startups by offering them financial backing. In exchange, angels make a return on their investment and get to partake in the entrepreneurial process. What is more, some might see it as a chance to catalyze economic growth and, in this way, give back to their communities. All funding comes with some risks; however, angel investors carry their pros and cons. Let’s take a look.