quick question, can you get your venture angel-funded and then

Are we talking about crowd funding or crowd investing? I have sinking feeling you don't really know what you're talking about.

Angel funding shouldn't be a problem, because it's only a small part of your capital. But since the angel holds equity just like the rest of the team it's probably prudent to get him on board with any ownership changes. Depending on your contractual obligations you might be able to sell off your own equity to the crowd even without the angel's conset. But what kind of signal this sends should be obvious as well...

>>1910516
Crowdfunding should be okay since you're not giving up shares of your (and the angels) company.

If you do anything that gives up shares of the company, your angel will have to agree to it or already have agreed to it in his contract with you.

No, you're only allowed one round of funding, ever.
Better make it count.

>>1911191
>tfw wasted it on Uncle Joe's $5k.

>>1911194
Never gonna make it.
Everyone knows you should IPO like, 2 months after incorporation, tops