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AB$1.67/min per minuteNew ArrivalAdvice on Personal Finance, Wall Street Operations and Career in FinanceAmber Baranwal • New York CityCreated 8 days ago in Business / Financial ConsultingI’m a finance professional with 15 years of experience across top-tier domestic and international banks on Wall Street. Over the years, I’ve helped manage capital and liquidity for major financial institutions and have successfully restructured both corporate and personal portfolios to maximize return on investment. My passion lies in helping individuals gain clarity and control over their finances—whether you're trying to save more, invest smarter, or build long-term wealth. I’m also known for mentoring aspiring professionals and guiding them toward successful careers in finance. When you subscribe to my services, you’ll receive: ✅ A personalized solution to your financial challenges ✅ Step-by-step guidance for your career in finance ✅ Proven strategies to grow, manage, and protect your money Let’s work together to secure your financial future and unlock your full potential.Amber Baranwal New York CityNew Arrival
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To find introductions to institutional capital sources in Europe and the Middle East—including Pre-Seed VC, Private Equity (PE), Investment Firms, and Grant/Donation Providers—you can explore several strategic channels. Here's a breakdown by type and method:
1. VC & PE Databases / Platforms
These tools give you access to profiles, contact info, and investment history.
Crunchbase – Filter by region, stage (pre-seed), and sector
PitchBook – Industry-standard for private market intel (paid, but comprehensive)
CB Insights – Track investors by geography and deal stage
Preqin – Strong for PE and institutional investors
Dealroom.co – Europe-focused with rich VC/PE data
Fundsup – Active in EU startup ecosystems
VC4A – Focus on emerging markets including MENA
2. Investor Communities & Platforms
Join networks that facilitate intros and investments.
AngelList / Wellfound – Now also caters to institutional micro-VCs
LinkedIn – Use advanced filters to connect with fund managers or analysts (search: “Pre-seed VC Partner,” “MENA PE Associate”)
Startup Grind – Events + intros to VCs
EmergingVC / DiversityVC Slack groups – Active in Europe/MENA
Latitud Capital Community – Great for founders raising capital
The Family (France) – Founder-centric investor ecosystem
3. Accelerators & Incubators (With Funding Networks)
These provide mentorship, grant access, and institutional investor exposure.
Techstars (Europe / MENA programs)
500 Global (Middle East focus: 500 Falcons)
Seedcamp (Europe)
Flat6Labs (MENA)
Startupbootcamp (Dubai, Amsterdam, Milan)
Y Combinator (global reach, but strong EU founder network)
They often provide warm intros to institutional VCs and even small PE firms.
4. Institutional & Government Grant Bodies
For non-dilutive capital (grants/donations), explore:
Europe:
Horizon Europe (EU Commission funding for innovation/startups)
European Investment Fund (EIF) – Funds many early-stage VCs directly
EASME (EU grants for SMEs)
Innovate UK – Grant funding for early-stage ventures
Middle East:
Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP)
Khalifa Fund (UAE)
Misk Foundation (Saudi Arabia)
Dubai Future Foundation
Tamkeen (Bahrain)
5. Family Offices & Sovereign Wealth Funds
These often invest directly in VC/PE rounds in both regions.
Mubadala (UAE)
QIA – Qatar Investment Authority
PIF – Public Investment Fund (KSA)
Kuwait Investment Authority
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA)
Tip: Many of these have PE and VC arms or allocate capital to funds active in pre-seed and early-stage.
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