Who is KNDL?

KNDL is a group of passionate, early-stage investors. We invest in local companies with the potential to grow and build a successful business, creating local employment and changing the World, one company at-a-time.

Who Operates KNDL?

KNDL is a member-driven organization. KNDL is managed by Mike Amos, (Managing Director) in partnership with Launch Lab.

What is KNDL’s Goal?

KNDL has three goals when investing in early-stage companies: to help our investees build a successful business, to future proof the economy of Eastern Ontario and to provide our accredited investors with a risk-adjusted return on their investment.

Meet the KNDL team

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KNDL has over 130 accredited investors who are passionate about helping early-stage companies and future-proofing their local economies.

Our members are anything but passive investors; KNDL often invest their time in helping their investees achieve success.

KNDL Member Application

Executive Member

$799 Annually

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Educational Events

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General Events

Open Mic Pitch Nights

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Associate Member

Partners and Sponsors ONLY
$249 Annually

Pitch Events

General Events

Open Mic Pitch Nights

Deal Previewer

Affiliate Member

Membership required to engage in any deal
FREE

General Events

Open Mic Pitch Nights

Deal Previewer

KNDL puts Founders First

KNDL understands how difficult it is to start a business. We also know how challenging it can be for a busy founder to raise early-stage capital. It is our goal at make fund-raising Founder friendly with 6 easy steps:

1.

Founder

completes a profile on our system

2.

KNDL

team does an initial review and schedules an intake discussion

3.

Present

to our Investment Selection Committee

4.

Present

to our Membership at an in-person event

5.

Complete

a deep dive discussion with our interested angels

6.

Finalize

diligence, deal terms and fund

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