General Info
Dan Walker is an Angel Investor at Angel Physicians Fund with a focus on Seed Round investments. Some of his previous investments include Example example company Inc, Company & Company, and Example. His investment check size ranges from $5K to $50K, with a sweet spot at $25K. He is known for investing in therapeutics, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, marketplaces, bioTech, digital health, health & hospital services, and health IT at the Seed and Series A stages. Dan Walker is affiliated with Angie Willmott, Anil Verma, Ann Weichert, Arshdeep Tindni, and Clay Willmott.
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Country: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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Status: not-found
AI Reasoning: I searched the Angel Physicians team page and broader web results for Dan Walker’s investment activity and could not find any dated portfolio investments or announcements linked to Dan Walker. No verifiable recent investment (with company name and date) was found to determine recency. Therefore default to not-found.
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