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NorCal AngelCon | Sacramento State NorCal AngelCon Applications Open NorCal AngelCon is designed to build and strengthen the early-stage investment ecosystem in the Greater Sacramento region by educating new angel investors, empowering promising startups, and bridging capital, talent, and innovation to accelerate growth of high-potential ventures.
We have an important update that the NorCal AngelCon: Deep Tech Edition will now be folded into our 2026 NorCal AngelCon coming this Fall. Applications are open and available for this opportunity. If you applied for the NorCal AngelCon Deep Tech Edition you are still in consideration for the $300,000 in non-dilutive capital available through the Accelerate CA Hub - Innovation Grants.
Amended Timeline and Structure AngelCon: May-November 2026 - Deadline to apply - May 27th -- Showcase event on November 18th All sectors welcome - there will be specific and additional programming to support "deep tech" companies navigating high technical, regulatory, and market risks. Ideal for pre-seed - pre-series A companies.
Must be located in or have significant ties to the 8 county Greater Sacramento Region ie: team members, investors, key customers or collaborators in market. Selected company will be offered estimated $100K equity investment.
If you’re early in your journey — perhaps spinning out from university research in life-sciences, ag-tech, food & agriculture, biomanufacturing, or medical devices — NorCal AngelCon offers mentorship, capital readiness, access to space at Aggie Square, and a community designed to help you scale without leaving Sacramento.
May 27th | Deadline for startup applications June 30th | Semi-finalists notified July – Oct | Founder training sessions October 21st | Semi-finalist investor pitches & finalists selected November 18th | AngelCon Showcase and Investment selection If you are interested in entering the deep-tech space but have struggled to find entry points — this program gives you the tools, education, and network to invest in pre-seed and seed-stage ventures built on university IP, science, and engineering breakthroughs.
May 27th | Deadline for program commitment June – October | Angel training sessions October 21st | Semifinalist investor pitches & finalists selected November 18th | AngelCon Showcase & Investment Selection
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Early-stage startups in the Greater Sacramento area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300,000 in non-dilutive capital. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
NorCal AngelCon is funded by Carlsen Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Sacramento State. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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