Portfolio
We are a platform to accelerate the growth of NGOs and for-profit companies focused on improving our society and the health of our planet, defined as “Tech for Good”, through mentoring and capital.
Mentors and investors come from our network of successful entrepreneurs, scientists, government officials, artists, conservationists, and executives.
1. For-Profit Ventures
Extreme Tech Challenge Alumni
The Live Green Co
Chile
The Live Green Co uses technology to blend nature & science and develop plant-based foods of the future.
Quintessence Labs
California
QuintessenceLabs is the leader in quantum cybersecurity and a pioneer in quantum key distribution, protecting information from the threat of quantum computers.
EH Group Engineering
Switzerland
EH Group Engineering is focused on the design and production of innovative hydrogen fuel cell
technology.
BeFC
France
BeFC produce electricity with papers and enzymes. Their paper biofuel cells provide an ecofriendly and sustainable energy solution for low-power electronics.
UNDP Accelerator Lab Alumni
BlueBOT
Barbados
BlueBOT focuses on monitoring and mapping Caribbean coral reefs using artificial intelligence (AI) and evolving technologies.
Biocrock
Karachi, Pakistan
BioCrocks makes edible crockery out of Wheat Brann, a product of agricultural waste which is completely biodegradable; an alternative to polystyrene.
Katapult Ocean Alumni
ARC Marine
United Kingdom
Embracing the simple concept of using Reef Cubes® technology, developed by ARC Marine, allows man-made projects to create reef ecosystems that will become a resilient incubator for marine fauna and flora.
HOOKED
Stockholm, Sweden
Hooked Food’s first product Hooked Toona, an alternative to fish, is made from sustainable soybeans, sunflower oil and algae.
ATLAN Space
Morocco
ATLAN Space proposes a fully autonomous network of aerial vehicles guided by Artificial Intelligence in order to achieve full coverage of large marine areas
Sustainable Ocean Alliance Alumni
Cruz Foam
Santa Cruz
Cruz Foam produces compostable foam made from the chitin of discarded shrimp shells which is a compostable, biodegradable alternative to polystyrenes.
Coral Vita
Bahamas
Coral Vita is growing climate change resilient coral up to 50x faster and outplanting them into dying reefs using a land-based model to scale up restoration.
Novoloop
Bay Area, California
Novoloop (formerly, Biocellection) turns unrecyclable plastic waste into chemicals and materials for automotive, construction, and 3D printing applications
Other Networks
The Addition Company
Florida
They are addressing rising sea-levels through the convergence of three technologies: 3D printing, material science, and sensor tech to print smart living seawalls protecting cities and marine life.
SuperEnzyme
Boston
This pre-venture team at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University have identified novel microbes to economically and safely degrade complex mixtures of plastics into valuable byproducts.
2. Not-for-Profit Ventures
Sustainable Ocean Alliance Alumni
Go Zero Waste
Barcelona, Spain
Tech startup that develops solutions to enable a waste-free life. The Go Zero Waste app helps users find zero-waste products near them and develops challenges to build new habits. They partner with local municipalities and organizations to launch local campaigns for promoting a circular economy.
Divers Clean Action
Indonesia
1000+ Indonesian Youth running campaigns and workshops for zero-waste projects, do research, work on community development and CSR partnerships with industry.
Other networks
Coral Conservation Foundation
Nassau, Caribbeans
Using advance technology and land-based coral farming, the foundation plans to build the largest coral nursery in the Caribbean.