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Native American Venture Fund - Emerging Manager Track

Supporting Native American investment and economic development.

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Overview

The Native American Venture Fund (NAVF) and Native American Capital and Investment Alliance (NACIA) work in complementary ways to support Native American investment and economic development. NAVF operates as a for-profit impact investment fund, while NACIA provides dedicated emerging manager support and mentoring for Native capital professionals. NAVF partners with Native American Tribal Corporations to leverage tribal economic and legal advantages in developing sustainable tribal business enterprises.

Investment focus

The Native American Venture Fund aims to address the historical underrepresentation of Native Americans in venture capital and asset management by providing support and resources to emerging Native capital managers. This initiative seeks to empower Native American leaders to participate in capital allocation decisions and foster economic self-determination within tribal communities.

Program details

Designed for Founders, Fund Managers. The program is remote. Participation is generally part time.

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Questions about this program

What is the Native American Venture Fund - Emerging Manager Track?

The program is part of the Native American Capital and Investment Alliance (NACIA) that focuses on supporting Native American investment and economic development, particularly through mentoring emerging Native capital managers.

Who can apply for this program?

The program is targeted at Native American entrepreneurs and capital professionals, particularly those interested in raising capital and understanding investment strategies.

What are the application requirements?

Applicants are required to submit a written statement as part of the application process.

Is there any compensation for participants?

No, the program does not offer any compensation; it is designed as an educational support initiative.

How long does the program last?

The program duration is 8 months, with monthly sessions conducted remotely.

What sectors does the program focus on?

The program supports various sectors including e-commerce, energy, fintech, healthcare, and media.

How many participants are in each cohort?

The first cohort included 46 participants from various Tribal affiliations.

About Native American Capital and Investment Alliance "NACIA"

Native American Capital and Investment Alliance "NACIA"

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