Invests from pre-seed through public stages, offering accelerator support, public-market exit access, and a proprietary market-intelligence engine tracking ~2,000 transactions and 75% of companies seeking capital.
Targets hard, capital‑intensive sustainability technologies other VCs avoid, bridging solutions from developed markets into China and developing countries (energy, food, health, environment) to build traction back into developed markets.
Ex-founder deeptech fund making $250K–$2M first checks into non-consensus moonshots in compute, defense, smart planet, humantech—prioritizing multi‑billion step‑changes and free‑world resilience, replying with blunt feedback within five working days.
Early-stage investor allocating around 80% to breakthrough climate technologies (carbon-negative concrete, atmospheric carbon removal), acting as a first believer through a venture-and-philanthropy platform backed by the Fukutake family.
Aezist is a Miami-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage, high-growth startups in the US and Latin American markets. The firm specializes in investments in the technology, media, and telecommunications, life sciences, healthcare, and energy sectors. Aezist provides strategic guidance and resources to early-stage startups to help them succeed. The firm has invested in dozens of startups, including companies in the fintech, health tech, ed-tech, and sustainability sectors. Aezist partners with entrepreneurs to help them create value and build successful companies.
Focuses on impactful companies aiming to positively transform the world's food system.
Alter Equity is a French podcast network that curates and produces content related to business and entrepreneurship. They focus on topics such as finance, marketing, and management, as well as social issues like women\u2019s entrepreneurship and sustainable development. Alter Equity also provides resources such as interviews and articles to help entrepreneurs build their businesses. Their goal is to provide entrepreneurs with the tools they need to succeed.