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He is also deeply involved with the AngelCapital Association, where he has served on the Marketing & Membership and Education Committees. As part of this, he is a trainer for the Ann & Bill Payne’s ACA Angel University, including the Fundamentals of AngelInvesting and Risks courses.
Editor’s Note – This story originally appeared in the Idaho Business Review by Sharon Fisher and reposted with permission by the AngelCapital Association. To many Idaho companies, Kevin Learned isn’t just an icon, he’s ang angel. We raised angelcapital,” Learned said. “I I didn’t know the word for it.
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