Posted on September 29, 2009 at 2:49 PM
Filed under: Behind the Money | Dealscape | Middle market | Private capital | Tech Confidential
Tagged: angel investors , David S. Rose , New York Angels , Shake Shack

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David S. Rose, chairman of New York Angels, talks to The Deal about how angel investors are handling the recession. The biggest impact has been a "flight to quality," meaning entrepreneurs have to work harder -- and take their companies further -- in order to get angel financing. We spoke with Rose at Shake Shack II, an informal gathering of 300 of the smartest folks on the New York tech scene. Watch the video above or download it on iTunes. - Mary Kathleen Flynn

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