Frequently Asked Questions

Long Angle was founded by two entrepreneurs after a significant liquidity event. They were looking for unbiased conversations about investing, family, and major financial decisions with peers in similar situations—and could not find a trusted community that met that standard. Long Angle was built to solve that gap.

Long Angle makes money primarily from optional investment vehicles: for syndicated offerings, it typically charges a 0.55–1.00% management fee. Membership itself is free, and no member is required to invest.

Optional programs, including Trusted Circles, the Annual Member Retreat and partner offers, may carry their own clearly defined costs or sponsorship support. All fees and partner relationships are disclosed.

Long Angle is for successful entrepreneurs, executives, investors and professionals managing significant wealth and the complexity that comes with it. Most members have between $5M and $100M in net worth, live in 45+ countries, and span a wide range of professions and ages.

Long Angle looks for people who want to learn from peers, share real experience and contribute to the conversation. The community is intentionally diverse across geography, professional background, gender, age and investment style, because a broader range of perspectives improves judgment.

Long Angle requires real names to keep the community transparent and accountable. Knowing who they are talking to is what makes members comfortable sharing sensitive financial information and investment strategies.

Long Angle has four firm rules: confidentiality, no politics, no soliciting clients, and no promoting opportunities in which you have a conflict of interest.

Read the full community guidelines.

No. Many members join Long Angle through a nomination from an existing member, but anyone who meets the eligibility criteria and fits the culture is encouraged to apply.

Long Angle members are about 17% female and 83% male. Representation continues to increase as the community grows.

TIGER 21 is a paid peer advisory board for people with at least $20 million in qualifying net worth. Members in North America pay $34,000 a year plus a $5,000 initiation fee, meet with the same 12 to 15 peers for a full day 11 times a year, and present their full portfolio to that group in their first year. Long Angle is free to join for founders, executives and investors with $3 million or more in investable assets, excluding a primary residence. Members choose how deeply to take part: online discussion, local events, the Annual Member Retreat, optional private-market investments, or a Trusted Circle. A Trusted Circle is six to eight members led by a professional moderator, meeting monthly for three hours by Zoom, at $4,500 a year with a 12-month commitment. For a fuller comparison that includes YPO, see TIGER 21 vs. YPO vs. Long Angle.

Long Angle hosts in-person meetups in major metros, virtual workshops, AMAs and fireside chats, and expert-led sessions on investing, tax, family, career and lifestyle. Members also run small-group discussions and deep dives of their own.

Members join a Trusted Circle when they are working through a major decision: portfolio strategy, a liquidity event, a business question, a career transition, family leadership, parenting or purpose. Circles serve every kind of Long Angle member, from entrepreneurs, high-income professionals to sophisticated investors.

The Annual Member Retreats are Long Angle's four-day gathering of members from around the world, with keynotes, panels, workshops, peer breakouts and social time. Programming centers on financial decision-making, family leadership, alternative investments and getting to know other members. See Long Angle Retreats for more details.

No. Many Long Angle members get most of their value from the online community, benchmarking and peer support. Events add to that, and participation is optional.

Trusted Circles are Long Angle's small peer advisory groups, each of six to eight members who meet monthly for three hours by Zoom with a professional moderator. A Circle works like a personal board of directors for financial, professional and personal decisions, and its conversations stay confidential.

Members join a Trusted Circle when they are working through a major decision: portfolio strategy, a liquidity event, a business question, a career transition, family leadership, parenting or purpose. Circles serve every kind of Long Angle member, from entrepreneurs, high-income professionals to sophisticated investors.

Yes. Trusted Circles cost $4,500 a year with a 12-month commitment, which covers professional moderation, program design and organization. Long Angle membership itself is free.

Trusted Circles cover asset allocation, real estate moves, private investments, work shifts, business growth, family systems, relationships and personal wellbeing. The emphasis is on structured decision-making and honest feedback.

Long Angle partnerships give members preferential pricing, better access or improved terms with vetted providers across finance, lifestyle, wellness and family services. Long Angle evaluates hundreds of prospective partners each year and selects only those that deliver exceptional value. See Long Angle Vetted Partners for more details.

Premier Membership is an optional Long Angle upgrade that adds priority access to top partners, enhanced benefits, and savings on programs such as Trusted Circles and the Annual Member Retreat. See Long Angle Premier for details.

No. Long Angle never sells member data or shares it with partners.

Long Angle offers members optional access to institutional-quality private market opportunities, including private equity, private credit, venture, real estate, secondaries and evergreen funds, with reduced minimums and negotiated fees. Long Angle provides research and underwriting, members make their own decisions, and no one is required to invest. See Long Angle Investments for more details.

No. Investing through Long Angle is entirely optional, both for joining and for staying a member.

No. Long Angle provides research, underwriting, and education. All decisions remain member-driven. Long Angle is not a wealth manager or financial advisor.

Long Angle uses member data only for internal purposes and protects it with advanced security protocols. Financial proof submitted for verification is deleted promptly after review. Learn more about our approach to security.

You can leave Long Angle at any time. Your profile will be deleted and, unless you request otherwise, your posts and comments will be removed. Investment commitments follow their existing legal terms.

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Long Angle Management, LLC (Long Angle), is an SEC registered investment adviser firm. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or endorsement. Investing involves risk, including potential loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. This material is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice regarding any security or investment strategy. Long Angle does not provide legal or tax advice, consult your attorney, CPA, or tax professional regarding your situation. Please find our full disclosures here.