
IFF invests from pre-seed to Series A in companies with an Italian angle, whether they are 1) founded in Italy, 2) expanding into Italy, or 3) founded by Italians anywhere in the world
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Renato Circi and Rafaël Michali met about ten years ago in a biosensors laboratory at Imperial College London. At the time, wearables were becoming part of everyday life. But while a watch could record your movement, heart rate and sleep, t...
I met Riccardo in person a few times before he even started to raise. By the third conversation, I had developed a slightly annoying feeling: he had already thought about almost every question I wanted to ask, usually in more depth than I h...
So much venture capital news tends to highlight the big picture: amount invested, funds involved, what the company does, a blurb or two from the founders. That’s ok for getting a bit of buzz, but it doesn’t really help the coming crop of fo...
This is the story of an investment and of two repeat founders, but it’s more than just that: it’s the story of a problem that every entrepreneur in Italy has faced. It’s the story of a technology that suddenly makes this problem solvable. A...
We met HeyDiga because I was reminded, once again, of one of the most important lessons in venture: always chase :)
We are lucky to have a very clear angle at Italian Founders Fund. We invest fr...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
We invest from Pre-Seed to Series A in companies with an Italian DNA: born in Italy, expanding here, or founded by Italians anywhere in the world
Made in Italy, based in Silicon Valley
I write about startups and life
Principal at Italian Founders Fund (IFF), a ~$100m fund launched in 2023 and Italy’s first founder-backed VC.
Founding Partner of Italian Founders Fund
Marketing executive and operator | LinkedIn, Twitter, Amex + startup alum | dual US-Italian citizen, advising founders across the US + Italy
Hey, I'm Lore. Bocconi x St. Gallen student who loves meeting people and especially hyped founders. I guess this is a good place to write my thoughts sometimes. I want to start thinking out loud, and hoping to meet a few of you along the way!!
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