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Adapt Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2020 by brothers Ammar Amdani and Mohammed Amdani, headquartered in Miami, Florida. The firm backs visionary founders building disruptive companies across fintech, software, consumer products, and healthcare, focusing on pre-seed and seed-stage investments.

Adapt has made 72 investments across the United States, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and other locations, with notable portfolio companies including MARTI and Zelt. The firm has a team of 7 members including 2 partners and 5 venture partners, with the venture partner structure serving as the primary mechanism for extended deal sourcing.

The scout program operates through the firm's venture partner network, which extends Adapt's reach into startup ecosystems across multiple geographies. Venture partners and scouts source deals in Adapt's focus areas: enterprise applications (the firm's largest sector by investment count), consumer, fintech, healthcare, and software.

Investment focus

Adapt Ventures focuses on backing visionary founders building disruptive companies across fintech, software, consumer products, and healthcare. The firm values scouts with cross-border networks, particularly in the US, Turkey, and MENA regions, to enhance deal sourcing capabilities.

Program details

Designed for Operators, Founders, Investors. The program is remote. Participation is generally part time.

Who it is for

Candidates are operators, founders, and investors with deal-sourcing networks across Adapt's focus verticals, particularly in the US, Turkey, and MENA regions.

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Admissions and application

By invitation. The program operates through venture partner appointments. Candidates are operators, founders, and investors with deal-sourcing networks across Adapt's focus verticals, particularly in the US, Turkey, and MENA regions.

Benefits

Scouts/venture partners gain access to Adapt's portfolio of 72+ companies, deal flow visibility, and co-investment opportunities across pre-seed and seed stages.

Timeline

The program is ongoing with a rolling cohort cadence.

What came of it

Adapt has made 72 investments with notable portfolio companies including MARTI and Zelt. The firm's portfolio spans enterprise applications, consumer, fintech, healthcare, and software across multiple geographies.

How to go about it

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What it pays

Compensation details not publicly disclosed. Scouts/venture partners gain access to Adapt's portfolio of 72+ companies, deal flow visibility, and co-investment opportunities across pre-seed and seed stages.

Questions about this program

How do I join the Adapt Ventures Scout Program?

This one invites people; you cannot apply cold. The way in is work the program can already point to, and the people its own pages name.

What is the format and time commitment?

The program is remote. Participation is generally part time.

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