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Luis Villalobos (November 5, 1938 – October 1, 2009) was an engineer, entrepreneur and angel investor credited with founding the angel investing organization Tech Coast Angels in 1997.^[1] As an engineer and entrepreneur, Villalobos founded two companies and as an angel investor, invested in over 50 ventures. ^[2] In 2006 Luis was the recipient of the Hans Severiens Award ^[3] for his accomplishments in the advancement of angel investing. ^[4]

Villalobos was a graduate of MIT and the Harvard Business School. ^[5]

References

^ Flanigan, James. "Entrepreneurs: In southern California, venture capitalists keep the faith". New York Times.
^ Norman, Jan. "O.C. investor helps 'angels' get their wings". Orange County Register.
^ Angel Capital Association. "Hans Severiens Award" (PDF). Angel Capital Association.
^ Phillips, Thomas. "Angel captial organizations name Luis Villalobos as recipient of Hans Severiens Award" (PDF). Band of Angels.
^ Thursby, Keith. "Luis Villalobos dies at 70; founded Orange County investment group". Los Angeles Times.

[1] Flanigan, James. "Entrepreneurs: In southern California, venture capitalists keep the faith". New York Times.

[2] Norman, Jan. "O.C. investor helps 'angels' get their wings". Orange County Register.

[3] Angel Capital Association. "Hans Severiens Award" (PDF). Angel Capital Association.

[4] Phillips, Thomas. "Angel captial organizations name Luis Villalobos as recipient of Hans Severiens Award" (PDF). Band of Angels.

[5] Thursby, Keith. "Luis Villalobos dies at 70; founded Orange County investment group". Los Angeles Times.

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 '''Luis Villalobos''' (November 5, 1938 &ndash; October 1, 2009) was an [[engineer]], [[entrepreneur]] and [[angel investor]] credited with
-founding the angel investing organization [[Tech coast angels | Tech Coast Angels]] in 1997.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/18/your-money/18iht-mjoe19.1.5765593.html?_r=1|author=Flanigan, James |work=|publisher=New York Times|title=Entrepreneurs: In southern California, venture capitalists keep the faith}}</ref>
+founding the angel investing organization [[Tech coast angels|Tech Coast Angels]] in 1997.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/18/your-money/18iht-mjoe19.1.5765593.html?_r=1|author=Flanigan, James |work=|publisher=New York Times|title=Entrepreneurs: In southern California, venture capitalists keep the faith}}</ref>
 As an engineer and entrepreneur, Villalobos founded two companies and as an angel investor, invested in over 50 ventures.
 <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/business/yourcounty/article_996125.php|author=Norman, Jan |work=|publisher=Orange County Register|title=O.C. investor helps 'angels' get their wings}}</ref>
 In 2006 Luis was the recipient of the Hans Severiens Award
 <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.angelcapitalassociation.org/dir_documents/2009%20Hans%20Severiens%20Award%20Application.pdf|author=Angel Capital Association  |work=|publisher=Angel Capital Association|title=Hans Severiens Award}}</ref>
 for his accomplishments in the advancement of angel investing.
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 <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-luis-villalobos7-2009oct07,0,5840967.story|author=Thursby, Keith |work=|publisher=Los Angeles Times|title=Luis Villalobos dies at 70; founded Orange County investment group}}</ref>
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