I'll mention one of the interesting differences between VC returns and angel returns. Recognizing that we are both in a very high-risk space, we just conducted a survey in partnership with our angel organization in the U.S., the Angel Capital Association of America. We went out and surveyed a lot of the members to discover that right now formal angel groups--angels who are banding together with some discipline and doing due diligence and whatever--are enjoying about a 27.5% IRR, internal rate of return, which is one the things encouraging people to come together in forming formal angel groups to take some benefit in terms of this. The trick that we face from an angel perspective is in the actual formation of these groups and the disciplines around it.
One of the things we have done, partly through getting a small grant from Ontario and a small grant from Western Economic Diversification Office, is to put together the first unified best practices on how we are going to do investing. They have been adopted by all angel groups across the country. We have a common agreement on that. We're absolutely....
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