This emerging manager is working to build intergenerational wealth and financial well-being in Black communities across the United States.

This firm is leveraging collective corporate action in support of Black-owned businesses to make investments that improve economic well-being in diverse communities while also delivering strong returns.

This GP backs bold founders building tech-driven solutions to create a smarter, more sustainable, and more impactful society.

Africa is rising, and this GP created her VC fund to tap into this massive market opportunity and bridge the gap between access to finance between Africa and the rest of the world.

This VC fund targets one of the fastest-growing regions for start-ups in the world with the goal of generating social, generational, and financial impact.

After working 12 years in PE, Rendel Solomon developed a process for leaders and companies to increase diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice.

When investors think about putting capital in the hands of entrepreneurs that are de-risked, have the ability to scale, exit and return their money, this fund manager wants them to think of Black founders first.

Investing in overlooked sectors and impactful solutions, this fund fills the “friends and family” gap that women, older founders, and people of color experience.

This fund is an access point for wealth managers, foundations, and endowments to invest more inclusively and impactfully in strategies for uplifting people, our planet, and our economy.

Seeing an opportunity to invest in founders who are underrepresented in the VC space, this GP stepped out to shift the venture capital paradigm.

A “Green Tsunami” is upon us and this fund wants to ensure that this wave of opportunity equitably benefits historically underrepresented startup founders.

This firm’s core focus is helping founders build strong culture strategically and intentionally from the early stages as a means to alpha generation.

This team is tackling a global problem as old as time by investing in high tech companies in one of the world’s largest but least innovative industries.

This fund addresses issues including: economic, racial and gender systemic inequalities, the climate crisis, and the changing landscape of jobs.

This emerging manager is a MIT alumna and successful entrepreneur who is helping other MIT startup founders with her fund.

Question: What do you get when you merge the venture studio model with high influence creators? Answer: Wynne Studios.

Learn how this emerging manager is fulfilling his mission to democratize access to investment in order to realize zero inequality.

This is the perfect example of a venture fund founded by a pair of emerging managers with their finger on the pulse of the next wave of value creation.

Where there’s market failure, there’s market opportunity. This emerging manager is helping fill the investment gap with his fund.

These emerging managers are bringing catalytic capital to the technologies that support human health, happiness, and excellence.