AUDIO: Gale Bowman of Irish Angels on How to Land a Job at a Startup

Gale Bowman (MARK '05) is the founding director of the Irish Angels, a Notre Dame inspired angel investing group, and a management and organization adjunct professor.

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Gale Bowman is the founding director of Irish Angels, an angel network dedicated to early stage investments in which a founder, board member, or active investor is a student, graduate, parent, or faculty member of the University of Notre Dame. After graduating from business school in 2012, Gale launched Irish Angels and has since grown the angel network to 150 investors and invested $10 million in seed and Series A investments.

In this episode, we discuss where Irish Angels sources their best deals, what the biggest mistake is that first time founders make, and what the future of university-affiliated angel networks/VC funds looks like. 

Listen to the interview on the TechCo website.

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