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We incubate new ventures to solve problems.
Transforming global challenges into data-driven, scalable solutions, by aligning capital, intelligence, networks and execution.
Using intelligence from World OS and partnerships from Coalition OS, we design, fund, and scale businesses that drive profitability while solving systemic problems.
Healthcare.
Nearly 3.5 billion people lack access to essential healthcare services. Treatable diseases, preventable conditions, and lack of medical infrastructure cause 10 million avoidable deaths annually.
Poor health outcomes perpetuate poverty, decrease productivity, and strain economic systems. In low-income countries, GDP losses from health system inefficiencies exceed $500 billion annually.
Education.
244 million children worldwide are out of school, and 600 million students lack basic literacy and numeracy skills. The education gap is widening, especially in low-income and conflict-affected regions. As the world becomes increasingly technologically advanced, the bar of consciousness required to participate in society increases by the day.
Lost economic potential of $10 trillion annually due to inadequate education, leading to generational cycles of poverty and underdevelopment.
Water and sanitation.
2.2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water, and 3.6 billion don’t have adequate sanitation. Waterborne diseases kill 1.4 million people annually, most of them children.
Health crises, loss of productivity, and food insecurity. Poor sanitation alone causes $260 billion in economic losses every year.
Housing.
Over 1.6 billion people lack adequate housing, with 100 million living in slums or informal settlements. Rapid urbanization is increasing demand for affordable, resilient housing.
Housing insecurity worsens health outcomes, job stability, and economic mobility, creating cycles of poverty. The global affordable housing shortage is estimated to cost $3 trillion per year in lost productivity and economic activity.
Climate.
The world emits 50 billion metric tons of CO₂ annually, accelerating climate disasters, food shortages, and forced displacement. At current rates, climate-related damages could cost $23 trillion by 2050.
Extreme weather, water scarcity, mass migration, and resource conflicts—all contributing to economic instability and humanitarian crises.
Energy.
733 million people live without electricity, while billions more experience unreliable power. The transition to clean, sustainable energy remains slow, limiting economic development.
Energy poverty stifles education, healthcare, and business growth. Lack of electrification reduces GDP growth by 2-4% annually in developing nations.
Agriculture.
Over 820 million people are undernourished, while food production systems waste 1.3 billion tons of food per year and contribute 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Global food demand will rise by 60% by 2050, requiring new solutions for efficient, climate-resilient, and sustainable food production.
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Build & scale ventures that drive systemic solutions and high-growth industries.
A world where human flourishing and sustainable profitability are aligned.
In service of architecting a better future. Built for impact at scale.
