Daniel Priestley Launches Investor and Influencer Network for Growing Businesses

In a recent LinkedIn post, Daniel Priestley announces the launch of a new initiative aimed at connecting his rapidly growing portfolio of companies with potential investors and promoters. Priestley, known for his work with Dent Global, ScoreApp, Vidonary, Book Magic, and AwardsApp, highlighted the increasing volume of inquiries from individuals interested in supporting his ventures.

To streamline this process, Priestley has established the Dent Angel Investors and Influencers Network. This network is designed to create a curated list of individuals who wish to collaborate in backing the businesses within his group. Priestley noted the significant demand, stating:

“Every day I get emails and DMs from people looking to get involved in the businesses that I run.”

The network offers two primary avenues for participation. As Priestley outlines, these are:

1. As an angel investor
2. As an influencer/promoter

Priestley emphasized that the initiative is a response to the growing interest and the need for a more structured approach to engagement. He explained the motivation behind forming the network:

“A lot of these messages are from people wanting to invest or promote our products and services, and up until now, it’s not been as simple as I would have liked.”

The application process is now open, with a dedicated form for interested parties to submit their details. While applying does not guarantee selection or obligate participants to join, it serves as the initial step for those who have expressed a desire to be part of the companies’ growth trajectories. According to Priestley, the companies under the Dent umbrella are experiencing rapid expansion:

“We have a number of companies, and they’re all growing incredibly fast.”

Priestley further clarified the nature of the opportunity, stressing that it is an invitation to support a select group of fast-growing businesses. He also added that participation is not guaranteed, managing expectations for potential applicants. This move by Daniel Priestley signals a strategic effort to harness external capital and promotional power to fuel the continued success of his diverse business interests.