Angel investor networks in Latin America & the US
Individual angels rarely operate alone — most source deal flow, co-invest and learn the craft through a network or community. Below is a directory of the groups most often cited across Latin America and the United States, organized by scope, with links to each.
Listed for informational purposes only, based on public information; inclusion is editorial and not an endorsement, and none of these organizations paid for placement. Programs, membership terms and URLs change — verify current details directly with each organization before applying or investing.
Latin America — RegionalLATAM-wide networks & communities
Latitud
Community and platform for LATAM founders, co-founded by Brian Requarth and Gina Gotthilf. Runs the region’s best-known founder-voted top-angel rankings and connects founders with active investors.
LAVCA
The Association for Private Capital Investment in Latin America — a US-based nonprofit and the reference data source for venture, private equity and angel activity across the region.
NXTP
One of Latin America’s first venture platforms, co-founded by Marta Cruz, running accelerator programs and angel syndicates that back early-stage startups across the region.
Angel Ventures
One of Mexico’s pioneering angel and venture networks, running structured co-investment vehicles for individual angels across the Pacific Alliance countries.
Magma Partners
Chile-founded, LATAM-focused seed fund and accelerator that also runs an angel co-investment program alongside its institutional checks.
National angel organizations
Anjos do Brasil
Brazil’s largest angel-investor organization — tracks and publishes national data on angel activity, sets local best-practice standards and connects new angels with vetted startups.
Networks bridging LATAM and global capital
Endeavor
Global entrepreneur-support network with a deep bench in Latin America and the US. Doesn’t write checks itself, but its mentor and investor network is a common on-ramp to angel deal flow for high-growth founders.
IDB Lab (BID Lab)
The innovation-financing arm of the Inter-American Development Bank. Backs fund managers, accelerators and angel networks across LATAM and the Caribbean — including early support for LATAM’s angel-investing infrastructure itself.
US angel networks with LATAM-relevant reach
Angel Capital Association
The trade association for angel groups in the US and Canada — a directory of member angel groups is the fastest way to find a formal angel network by US city or region.
Golden Seeds
US angel network focused on funding women-led companies, with chapters across several major US cities and an active pipeline of LATAM-founder applicants building in the US.
Tech Coast Angels
One of the largest angel networks in the US, based in Southern California, with a track record of backing Latino- and immigrant-founded startups expanding into the US market.
Keiretsu Forum
One of the world’s largest angel-investor networks, with US chapters and a global footprint that includes co-investment ties into Latin American deal flow.