EstBAN – 12 years of successful operation
Estonian Business Angels Network, established in late 2012, is one of the most active business angel networks in the region, seeking investment opportunities in Estonia and its neighbouring countries with an aim to grow the quantity and quality of local seed-stage investments. EstBAN is a non-profit organization formed and led by it’s members.
Membership & cooperation
EstBAN has three official member statuses – business angel members, associated members and fund members.
EstBAN is a full member of the European Trade Association for Business Angels, Seed Funds, and other Early Stage Market Players (EBAN) and Estonian Venture Capital Association (EstVCA). We partner with local and international business angel organizations, venture capitalists, startup ecosystem key players, and advisory services providers.
On a daily basis EstBAN cooperates with our sister BANs in Europe – Finnish Business Angels Network (FiBAN), Latvian Business Angels Network (LatBAN), Lithuanian Business Angels Network (LitBAN) and Danish Business Angels Network (DanBAN).
Awards
EstBAN gives out awards to our members and partners every year. Check all EstBAN Awards Winners.
Resources
We have collected all training materials and useful resources in one place. Find videos, reading materials and agreement templates.
Projects
EstBAN projects are aimed at both angel investors and startups that aspire to create cross-border connections.
For Business Angels
We support your journey as an early-stage angel investor by providing an ective and supportive community, resources, educational materials and access to quality deal flow.
For Startups
Over 250 angel investors with their experience, knowledge and contact base is just a click away. We offer great visibility and contacts for technology based fast scaling startups.
For Partners
Become EstBAN partner and get to be a part of one of the most vibrant angel investment and startup community in the region.
Annual reviews
By the end of 2023 EstBAN members reported investments of €13.36 million that were spread among 414 deals.
