Last evening I was searching Linkedin while reviewing invitations and found a group called 'Linkedin Angel
Investors' that has 19 members. An interesting group of folks.
Then, as I was checking Google's News Search, I found a new
Associated Press Newswire—Investors Flock to
Web Networking Sites—that mentions a few of these 'Angel Investors'. Among those mentioned in this article are Marc
Andreessen, Josh Kopelman, and Joe Kraus.
If you belong to Linkedin, do a search on 'Linkedin Angel Investors' to see who else belongs to this elite group of
investors. And, if you don't belong to Linkedin, become a member if you are curious.
Linkedin is one of the few business social networking services where I still maintain an active membership.
Looking for a job? Joe Kraus, who just launched JotSpot at Web 2.0, recommends you try Linkedin.
And, according to the AP press release, Marc Andreessen opines:
"...Making money is going be relatively straightforward for LinkedIn because people aren't going there just to goof
off or look for a date… It's not just a hobby…"









1. Right on! LinkedIn seems to me to be people that are making things happen.
Posted at 8:03PM on Dec 18th 2005 by peter caputa