The Global AI Internet Freedom Fund

Venture Equity sits at the intersection of venture capital and private equity. Where the venture capitalist succeeds by getting outsized returns on a very small number of their investments, and the private equity fund acquires proven businesses with upside from smart financial engineering and operational discipline; venture equity takes the VC interest in growth opportunities, with the private equity focus on already proven businesses. So now let’s look at where Venture Equity – Global AI Internet Freedom Fund — fits. Venture Equity means acquiring (key phrase!) equity in businesses that are generating revenue and focusing on growth and strategy. The first part is straightforward and doesn’t need much explanation — other than to note Venture Equity rarely leverages investments in a company for the reason that follows. Venture Equity is about investing in businesses that the fund believes have significant growth (50–100% per year) opportunities given strategic direction and go-to-market focus and funding. A Venture Equity fund will, whenever validated, invest further in a company to scale growth, rather than extract any cash. GAIIFF invests at the point in the portfolio companies’ maturation designed to maximize entrepreneurial alpha.