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Aggie Angel Network

The Aggie Angel Network (AAN) is a nonprofit organization based in the Texas A&M University community that connects accredited investors with early-stage, high-growth technology ventures. AAN provides capital, coaching, and strategic connections to support entrepreneurs.

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Overview

What Aggie Angel Network does

What Aggie Angel Network is

The Aggie Angel Network (AAN) is a nonprofit organization based in the Texas A&M University community that connects accredited investors with early-stage, high-growth technology ventures. AAN provides capital, coaching, and strategic connections to support entrepreneurs.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

The current public profile supports funder and community capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.

Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Angel Group
Structured capabilities
Funder · Community
Last reviewed
March 6, 2026

Official channels

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Capability profile

Aggie Angel Network as a funder

Investment thesis

AAN invests in early-stage technology ventures, providing capital, coaching, and connections within the Aggie ecosystem. The organization supports entrepreneurs with market expertise and mentorship.

Focus narrative

AAN invests in early-stage technology ventures, providing capital, coaching, and connections within the Aggie ecosystem. The organization aims to support entrepreneurs by offering market expertise, mentorship, and strategic connections to help transform their ventures into successful companies.

Terms and economics

Typical check
$74,000

Focus and fit

Stages
Pre-seed · Seed · Seed+

Availability

Currently deploying
Yes

Portfolio and track record

Recorded portfolio count
50

Portfolio context

The Aggie Angel Network has invested a total of $3.7 million across 50 portfolio companies, with an average aggregate check size of $74,000. The organization reports a 36% hit rate for funding proposals.

Capability profile

Aggie Angel Network as a community

Community overview

The Aggie Angel Network (AAN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded to connect accredited investors with early-stage, high-growth technology ventures. It is based in the Texas A&M University community and operates under the guidance of the university's core values.

Community focus

AAN invests in early-stage technology ventures, providing capital, coaching, and connections within the Aggie ecosystem. The organization aims to support entrepreneurs by offering market expertise, mentorship, and strategic connections to help transform their ventures into successful companies.

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders · Investors
Benefits
mentorship and network-access
Program types
community
Selection criteria
open
Stages
Pre-seed · Seed

Community activity

Notable members

Blake Petty '98 - Executive Director Keaton Savoie '14 - Operations Director

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Source basis

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Last reviewed

March 6, 2026

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