Newsletter ➢ ᴀFKAғ•2017#18

Another FKA Friday 2 June 2017  aFKAf 2017#18 Chief Cat Herder says better watch that burn rate Tue 4-6pm  ADI.Clinic Whangarei Thu 4-6pm  ADI.Clinic Auckland   Remember, CCH is having an eye on everything that's going or not at Flying Kiwi Angels. NexTransfer (pronounce Next Transfer) is FKA portfolio number #11 and the first investment for LP2. See the pitch video and email James Hoseason if you're considering to co-invest and wish to see the DD Report, CLOSE 7 June 2017. NexTransfer With the DD report availably at the time of pitching the normal DD Vote turned straight away into an Investment Vote. For LP2 a simple majority out of 32 LPs is required. The vote closed with 23 YES of 28 votes.  James Hoseason and Chris Chandler are co-champions. James joins as exec director and Josh Comrie has put his hands up to be investor rep. This $1M round is already 91.5% full from FKA commitments, the last $85k will be taken by James and Chris unless taken up by Wed, 7 June 2017.  Moxion (pronounce MOTION) is FKA portfolio number #10 and the last investment for LP1. If you missed the teaser video, check the link on the left. Considering to co-invest? Rudi reckons you should but get him to email the DD Report first. Thank you, Ralf Muller for suggesting in your direct German manner to provide a simple current deal overview, in addition to all the GIFs. So, here it the first stab at it tiny.cc/fka-current-deals. May it improve as all the FKA work does over time! Basil Peters has been the foremost advocate of early exits in international angel circles. He has made his condensed course that he delivered at the 2010 ACA Summit in Boston available on YouTube ☞ tiny.cc/fka-ee-basil If you have not read the book, make time for his educational videos!  Innovation & Investment Workshop Wed 21 June, Hilton Hotel, Akl. The morning will introduce eight new or emerging MedTech companies that have had little or no exposure to the NZ investors This should keep the event fresh for those attending and highlight future business opportunities. ☞  register here We had ADI.Clinic this week in Auckland. A BIG thank you to   mentors: Tim Gelston and Uli Wiehle for running ADI.Clinic this week. One very interesting company in the education space gone from cash flow positive to burning again with too much product development and not enough focus on selling. Tim will follow up Help Martin Knoche our convener for ADI.Clinic Whangarei. He has a sterling mentor team and wants more bookings for Tuesday. Like or comment this LinkedIn post to alert peeps in your Northland network.