Capria Fund Manager Intensive
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The Capria Fund Manager Intensive is a four-week in-person program in Seattle designed for first-time impact fund managers. Participants develop their investment theses, due diligence processes, fund structures, and term sheets through a rigorous curriculum that combines education, mentorship, and networking. The program culminates in a pitch event where teams present their funds to over 60 investors with a combined $40 billion in assets under management. Capria not only provides training but also capital deployment opportunities, allowing managers to warehouse investments before their fund closes.
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Capria Fund Manager Intensive focuses on accelerating the development of first-time fund managers in the impact investing space. The program aims to support emerging managers who are building funds for early-stage startups primarily in emerging markets, addressing the need for more capital and expertise in these regions.
The program is open to first-time fund managers with an interest in impact investing and emerging markets. Applicants must commit to the four-week in-person program in Seattle.
Participants receive up to $500,000 in capital from Capria to accelerate fundraising and dealmaking, an initial $5,000 to cover travel and program costs, and up to $45,000 upon program completion.
There is no cost to participate in the program, as participants receive financial support for travel and program expenses.
The program lasts for four weeks, with participants engaging in intensive training and networking activities.
Participants are expected to commit full-time to the program for its four-week duration.
The program is conducted in-person in Seattle, requiring participants to be on-site for the duration of the four-week intensive.
Applicants should demonstrate a clear commitment to impact investing and have a well-defined investment thesis. Networking and mentorship are key components of the program, so being open to collaboration is essential.
Q: Who is eligible to apply? A: First-time fund managers interested in impact investing and emerging markets.
Q: What kind of support do participants receive? A: Participants receive capital, training, mentorship, and networking opportunities with global investors.
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