I'm on a dynamic, two-way journey that flows between entrepreneurship and angel investing. Today, I’m a proud member of Angel’s Den in London, an angel investor in four (very cool) start-ups, and an advisor and mentor to some of the most inspiring founders at top London incubators.

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My path into angel investing was anything but conventional. In fact, it started almost by accident - which sounds absurd, I know. Who casually decides to invest their own money into high-risk ventures? Apparently, I did.

Back then, I was building my own startup and exploring the investor landscape to raise funds. A friend introduced me to a group of angel investors, and something clicked. I wasn’t just intrigued - I was hooked.

 

Investing is a fascinating mix of rigor and instinct. Sometimes it’s about spreadsheets and due diligence; other times, it’s about trusting your gut. But at its core, it’s always about people - building relationships with founders and understanding whether they truly grasp the journey ahead.

 

And when I get the chance to roll up my sleeves and help shape execution? That’s the real magic. It’s deeply rewarding - and honestly, a lot of fun.

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