Join our wholesale investor network
If you are an Australian wholesale investor and are interested in learning more about investing in early-stage technology startups, please register to join our Investor Network via the link below.
How it works
As a member of the Transition Level Investor Network you will gain access to startup investment information and details of events that you may be interested in attending.
A wholesale investor is a person who falls within the meaning of ‘wholesale client’ under section 761G of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
HIGH RISK, HIGH REWARD?
Why we invest in startups
Our investment team sources early-stage investment opportunities (pre-seed/seed stage) through direct relationships, referrals from our Investor Network, founders and co-investment opportunities.
We are connected to top startup accelerators, seed-stage VC firms, family offices and angel groups.
Through our network and general presence within the startup ecosystem, Transition Level is in a unique position to evaluate hundreds of exciting opportunities per year.
We are founder and team focused and are passionate about backing entrepreneurs building Australia’s next success story. Our mission is to uncover the most exciting and driven companies to support and invest in.
IS STARTUP INVESTING FOR YOU?
Investing in startup companies is inherently speculative and high- risk.
While many startups demonstrate high growth potential and ‘unicorn’ companies are revered by the press, there is a possibility that one’s investment into a startup may be lost entirely. Startup investors should be in a position to bear this high risk without undue hardship.
Prudency is key, ask questions, read all information given carefully, and seek independent financial advice before committing yourself to any investment.
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