Portfolio

When considering impact investment opportunities in the Artificial Intelligence and Deeptech sectors, we gravitate towards companies that harness these cutting-edge technologies to address pressing global challenges.

The ideal venture demonstrates a clear path to creating significant societal or environmental benefits through its innovations. Furthermore, we prioritize companies with a robust technological foundation, transparent ethical considerations in AI application, and a visionary team capable of navigating the nuances of Deeptech.

At the core, the opportunity should merge technological prowess with purpose, ensuring that advancements in AI and Deeptech translate into tangible, positive impact for the broader community.

For the Emerging Fund, we are investing in founding teams comprised of experienced operators with 5+ years of industry experience in their vertical where AI or Deeptech is being applied.

For Fund 1, at least one LatinX / Latin American founder should be on the founding team.

Startups we invest in typically show innovative technology, intellectual property, early signs of product-market fit, with an MVP or product live in the market and some revenue.

Our network includes investors, governments, corporations, universities, non-profits, startups, and technologists around the globe for partnerships, funding, mentorship, market growth, sourcing and recruiting.

The Emerging Markets Fund is investing in Series Seed through SAFE contracts.

For the Emerging Markets Funds we will invest in 30-50 companies over 10 years.

For the Emerging Fund, startups we invest in may have some previous funding, but generally not raising more than $1.5M.

For the Emerging Funds, we will invest $100K - $1M.

The investment amount is to be based on technology, IP, market size, and experience of the team.

To measure the impact of my investments, I employ a dual-lens approach, evaluating both quantitative and qualitative outcomes.

• Quantitatively, I utilize established impact metrics, aligning with frameworks like the Sustainable Development Goals, to gauge direct benefits such as carbon footprint reduction, job creation, or health improvements.

• Qualitatively, I consider broader community engagement, innovation ripple effects, and the empowerment of marginalized groups.

Beyond the financial return, the true measure of success lies in the sustainable, positive change an investment brings about, ensuring that advancements lead to a more inclusive and equitable world.

To measure the financial success of investments, we employ a comprehensive evaluation methodology that encompasses both immediate returns and long-term value creation. This involves analyzing key financial metrics such as return on investment (ROI), net present value (NPV), and internal rate of return (IRR).

We closely monitor portfolio diversification, liquidity, and risk-adjusted performance to ensure resilience against market volatility. Periodic reviews and benchmarking against industry standards further guide my understanding.

Ultimately, the financial success of an investment is gauged not just by its profitability, but also by its contribution to a robust, diversified, and resilient portfolio that meets defined financial goals.