ABOUT GEORGIA ANGELS

Experience on both
sides of the first check.

An early-stage investment fund for Georgia companies, led by Mark Feinberg: five companies founded, three acquired, and twenty years advising founders and investors.

Five companies founded, two more led as president or chief operating officer, three of them acquired. Mark has raised a first check, written them as an angel, and run the company that had to make one work.

More than $25 million raised across them, and four scaled by five times or better. A SaaS business from $100,000 to more than $10 million. A services company from $1 million to $5 million, selling into McDonald’s, YUM Brands, Chipotle and Home Depot. A venture built from concept to $5 million and sold.

The fourth was a consumer manufacturer he took from $7 million to more than $40 million as chief operating officer, through a stretch of hyper-growth that also needed a debt restructuring. Growth and trouble tend to arrive together, and both are worth having seen from inside the company.

He has run the same practice since 2004. It began as Feinberg Capital Advisors, a boutique firm that helped real estate ventures and small businesses raise capital and made angel investments into early stage companies. Small businesses raising money is not a theory to him; it was the work.

That practice evolved into Tame The Noise, where he is Owner, Managing Partner and Coach. Market assessments, financial cases, commercialization strategy and operating plans for founders, investors and established companies, including outsourced C-suite mandates and co-investment leadership for a multi-billion-dollar investment firm. He also coaches founders and owners directly, one at a time, which is the same work this fund calls support.

He has evaluated opportunities across fourteen sectors, and advises founders and faculty across a portfolio of more than 200 companies at Kennesaw State, where he built the stage-gated venture development model and served as interim director. Before the operating years, Ernst & Young and IBM, where he managed a software alliance and channel portfolio.

That range is the reason this fund is structured the way it is. A machine shop and a university spinout do not need the same money or the same help, and telling the difference is operating experience rather than a thesis.

Tame The Noise

Owner, Managing Partner and Coach. Founded in 2004 as Feinberg Capital Advisors, raising capital for real estate ventures and small businesses and making angel investments into early stage companies. Now corporate growth, venture commercialization and executive advisory, including outsourced C-suite leadership and co-investment work for a multi-billion-dollar investment firm. tamethenoise.com

HatchBridge, Kennesaw State University

Entrepreneur in Residence, previously Interim Director. A portfolio of more than 200 companies, from faculty spinouts to Main Street businesses.

Digital and mental health portfolio

Senior adviser to Kooth, Dionysus Digital Health, Simple Mental Health and Kismet Health. Kismet was acquired by a public company in November 2025.

Emory University

BBA in business and marketing. MBA in finance, real estate and general management.

Mark on LinkedIn

The results above were achieved at companies Mark founded, led or advised before Georgia Angels. They are his own record and not a Georgia Angels portfolio, track record or indication of any future result. The HatchBridge company count describes the scope of his work there.

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Invest thoughtfully

Diligence and an instrument suited to the company.

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Make the introduction

Practical connections to people, customers and resources.

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Stay connected

Founder Security and Resilience support as part of the model.

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