Pathways Magazine leverages the collective wisdom of 4200 angel investors that have invested $1.12 billion into 1500 companies. This podcast will take you on a journey into the depths of the innovation economy, and bring you the knowledge you need to build, grow and scale at the intersection of innovation, capital and entrepreneurship. To learn more access historic content, and subscribe, join us at pathways dot news. Season Two of built by angels is packed with actionable content and intimate conversations. For pure concentrated knowledge on mobilizing capital and scaling the next massive global success story. We will be interweaving content from a practical guide to angel investing. And you'll hear from over 100 prominent thought leaders at the intersection of entrepreneurship, capital and innovation, including Arlene Dickinson from cbcs Dragon's Den to help you decipher between good and bad angels We have the Untold Story of SkipTheDishes with co-founder Chris Somair, who's also building Harvest Builders and connected to NEO Financial, which raised $50 million in financing from prominent angel investors across North America. We have Charles Plant founder of the Narwhal Project on how $27 billion was created by "Made in Vancouver" success story slack. Raine Maida lead singer of Our Lady peace, we'll be talking NFT's (non-fungible tokens), the new craze that's eclipsing Bitcoin. John Ruffolo, Founder and Managing Partner of Maverix Private Equity, shares his insights on raising a $500 million fund and raising Canada's largest venture fund for BIPOC entrepreneurs is Sheldon James, CEO and Managing Partner at Bay Mills Investment Group. After making headlines and being featured in Forbes on the amazing work underway and many, many more entrepreneurs innovation leaders, angel investors and venture capital fund managers will be sharing their insights for full access to our e-learning platform and instant access to a network of over 4000 angel investors across the country. Visit builtbyangels.com to join the NACO Network.