Angel investors in Wyoming are individuals who invest their own money in early-stage companies, often through angel groups and networks in cities such as Cheyenne, Casper and Laramie. Most private raises are made with accredited investors under federal Regulation D exemptions, with state notice filings where required. No PitchStreet members list Wyoming as their location yet, so this page also shows members in neighbouring states.
Wyoming's economy is driven by energy and mining, tourism and ranching, and the state has passed laws aimed at attracting digital asset and fintech companies.
Investors in Wyoming most often back companies in energy and mining, tourism and agriculture and ranching. The profiles below are from members who list Wyoming as their location, followed by members in nearby states.
Wyoming at a glance
- Major business centres: Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie and Gillette
- Key industries: energy and mining, tourism, agriculture and ranching and digital assets and fintech
- University: University of Wyoming
- Neighbouring states: Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and Idaho
How to raise money in Wyoming
Start with the people closest to your market: angel groups and pitch events in Cheyenne and Casper, university and research networks such as University of Wyoming, accelerators, and founders who have already raised in Wyoming. Investors on PitchStreet list how much capital they have available, so you can shortlist before you reach out.
Most U.S. startups raise from accredited investors under Regulation D. For individuals that generally means income above $200,000 a year ($300,000 with a spouse or partner) or a net worth above $1 million excluding their home. Wyoming may also require a notice filing for your offering, and some states offer tax credits for investing in qualified small businesses. Ask a securities lawyer which rules apply to your raise.
What investors in Wyoming look for
Beyond a strong team and early traction, investors tend to know their own region's leading industries best. In Wyoming that means energy and mining, tourism and agriculture and ranching. If your company fits one of them, say so, and point to local customers, partners or talent that give you an advantage.
