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2011-2020 was the warmest decade of all. That’s why we support entrepreneurial impact makers and businesses that challenge the status quo, drive the creation of more inclusive and decent job opportunities and economic growth, and enable the acceleration of inclusive and sustainable innovation at scale. And the way to act is together.
Fortunately, there are a wide range of organizations that specifically want to support you, not just the VC community. I worked with outsourced research firm Wonder * to identify all of the institutions we could who support tech impact startups with cash and community, and in many cases without dilution.
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This limitation can restrict their ability to support startups through multiple funding rounds, provide substantial follow-on capital, or gain control and oversight through board seats. Our SPV limited partners have a direct stake in the companies they support, fostering alignment and robust backing.
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