Investor Spotlight Interview W/ Michael Dean, AgFunder

"We focus on technologies at the forefront of their industries with strong applications to food and agriculture. These drive sustainability, increase production, and improve welfare and income for farmers globally."

Investor Spotlight Series Interview W/ Jonny Everett, Marble

"We focus on solving unsolved climate challenges or radically improving existing solutions, targeting the roughly 50% of technologies needed for net zero that are yet to be developed."

Investor Spotlight Interview W/ Myke Näf, Übermorgen Ventures

"A big part of startup failure comes from the inherent risks of just doing something new. The way to mitigate this is to de-risk as much and as soon as possible. Founders should be able to learn and build a company that's able to iterate quickly and try to be as hypothesis-driven as possible."

Investor Spotlight Series Interview W/ Anthony Chow, Agronomics

"Cellular agriculture is the only collection of technologies with the potential to increase food security by increasing food production while decreasing the resources required to produce it. It's the only technology capable of feeding today's global population, let alone the two billion additional people expected by 2060."

Breaking the Mold: Impossible Foods' Bold Approach to Plant-Based Marketing

Investor Spotlight Series w/ Nick Lyth, Green Angel Ventures

"You want to do everything you can to help make a company more successful. Consequently, effective interventions that do that are absolutely crucial. It’s all about the quality of the intervention. If your intervention is low quality, then you're not going to help; you're wasting their time and your own."

Origin Story Interview W/ Manuel Seiffe, MPower

"Our goal is to achieve company-wide profitability by next year, focusing not on growth at all costs but on a profitable basis."

Origin Story Interview W/ Aarav Chavda, INVERSA Leathers

"INVERSA's work matters because biodiversity is crucial. We've seen a 69% decline in wildlife numbers in the last 50 years— and that's a scary stat. We need to keep highlighting this issue. The worst part is, in many cases, there's no going back. Invasive species, for example, are responsible for 60% of extinctions worldwide."