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Angel Colon

Director at HSPO
Board

About Angel Colon

Angel Colon serves as an independent director of Horizon Space Acquisition I Corp. (HSPO) and was re‑elected as Class I director on December 20, 2024; his Class I term runs to the 2027 annual meeting . He has a BS in International Business from St. John Fisher College and holds FINRA Series 6, 7, 24, 63, and 65 licenses, reflecting compliance and capital markets expertise . Colon’s biography highlights roles in investment advisory and capital markets (Entoro Wealth/Entoro Capital) and service on a public board (Sentage Holdings Inc.), underscoring regulatory and financial governance credibility .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Entoro Wealth LLCChief Compliance OfficerSince Jul 2020Compliance oversight and policy leadership
Entoro Capital LLCManaging DirectorSince Jun 2019Strategic advisory; affiliates with FINRA-registered broker Entoro Securities LLC
Andean Farm and Pharma Corp.Financial advisor/consultantSince Dec 2018Risk mitigation and financial planning consultancy
Bronson Resource LimitedFinancial advisor/consultantSince Dec 2018Risk mitigation and financial planning consultancy
Turing Funds, LLCManaging MemberSince Jul 2017Business services leadership
NY Capital Management Group, LLCManaging MemberSince Jan 2017Investment management leadership
Vega Management Advisors, LLC; Vega Management Investments, LLCManaging MemberOct 2018 – Feb 2020Investment management responsibilities

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Sentage Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: SNTG)Independent DirectorSince Jul 2021Holding company providing financial services in the PRC

Board Governance

  • Board classification: HSPO board is split into three classes; Colon is Class I with term expiring at the 2027 AGM .
  • Re‑election history: Colon was re‑nominated and approved for re‑election as Class I director at the Dec 20, 2024 extraordinary meeting .
  • Special Committee: A Special Committee was formed Nov 1, 2023 to evaluate a potential business combination; members were independent directors Angel Colon, Mark Singh, and Rodolfo José González Cáceres .
  • Audit committee: Responsibilities are described (appointing, compensating, and pre‑approving auditor services), but proxy did not specify committee membership in the 2025 filing .
  • Independence: Colon is explicitly described as an “independent director” of HSPO .
  • Geographic dispersion: Management/directors span China, U.S., and Colombia, potentially complicating enforcement of U.S. civil liabilities; PRC enforcement challenges are noted at a board-level risk context .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRolePotential Interlocks/Considerations
Sentage Holdings Inc. (SNTG)Independent DirectorOperates in PRC; HSPO has considered PRC targets and notes PRC regulatory/enforcement risks; no specific interlock or related party transaction disclosed with HSPO .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Capital markets and compliance credentials via Entoro Wealth/Capital leadership and FINRA licenses (Series 6/7/24/63/65) .
  • International business education (BS, St. John Fisher College) .
  • Advisory experience across agriculture/pharma and resources, supporting risk and strategic financial planning .

Equity Ownership

MetricQ2 2023Q4 2023Q3 2024Q3 2025
Shares beneficially owned8,000 8,000 8,000 9,000
% of shares outstanding<1% (“Less than one percent”) <1% (“Less than one percent”) <1% (“Less than one percent”) <1% (“Less than one percent”)
Total shares outstanding (reference)9,210,750 8,647,971 4,168,739
Ownership detailFounder Shares transferred pre‑IPO (8,000) Founder Shares held (8,000) Founder Shares held (8,000) Founder Shares held (9,000)
Founder share cost basis~$0.0145 per share (independent directors)

Independent directors, including Angel Colon, waived redemption rights on founder shares; these become worthless if no business combination, aligning them economically to deal completion .

Governance Assessment

  • Alignment and Incentives: Colon’s founder shares (low-cost equity) and waiver of redemption rights create strong incentives to complete a business combination; HSPO explicitly highlights insider interests and potential conflicts, including independent directors’ founder shares becoming worthless absent a deal .
  • Board Control and Sponsor Influence: The Sponsor held ~50.20% of shares outstanding as of Oct 6, 2025, signaling concentrated control; the CEO/CFO/Chair is also sole director of the Sponsor, increasing affiliated influence over board processes .
  • Committee Effectiveness: Colon served on a three‑member Special Committee of independent directors to evaluate the Shenzhen Squirrel transaction, indicating active participation in deal governance .
  • Regulatory/Enforcement Context: HSPO notes PRC enforcement challenges and cross‑border director locations, which could impede U.S. civil liability enforcement post‑combination, underscoring the importance of robust governance safeguards .

RED FLAGS

  • Founder share economics: Very low-cost founder shares and non‑redeemable status create a structural incentive to approve transactions even if marginal; HSPO flags this as a conflict for insiders and independent directors (including Colon) .
  • Sponsor dominance: Sponsor’s ~50.20% stake and its control by the CEO/CFO/Chair raise independence concerns at a board level .
  • Cross‑border enforcement risk: Disclosed difficulty enforcing U.S. judgments against officers/directors outside the U.S., particularly in a PRC context .

Committee Assignments

CommitteeRoleNotes
Special Committee (Business Combination)MemberFormed Nov 1, 2023 to review and evaluate LOI/proposed business combination with Shenzhen Squirrel; comprised solely of independent directors (Colon, Singh, González Cáceres)
Audit CommitteeResponsibilities disclosed (auditor oversight, pre‑approval of services); membership not specified in the 2025 proxy

Independence, Tenure, Engagement

  • Independence: Identified as an independent director of HSPO .
  • Tenure and classification: Re‑elected Class I director on Dec 20, 2024; Class I term to 2027 AGM .
  • Attendance: Not disclosed in reviewed proxies.
  • Engagement: Participation on Special Committee for deal review indicates active governance role .

Potential Conflicts or Related-Party Exposure

  • Insider Interests: HSPO explicitly discloses insider interests including independent directors’ founder shares; Sponsor founder/private shares and extension financing arrangements are outlined (Extension Notes to Sponsor and Squirrel) .
  • No specific Item 404 transactions disclosed involving Colon in reviewed proxies; insider financing referenced pertains to Sponsor and Squirrel entities .

Re‑Election and Voting Context

  • The board recommended FOR Colon’s re‑election in 2024 and recommended FOR related proposals (MAA/Trust Amendments) to facilitate transaction timelines and extensions .
  • In 2025, board classification shows Colon as Class I (term to 2027), while Class II re‑elections focused on other directors .