Feb 16, 2022
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Adam de Sola Pool, a highly successful pioneer in green tech investing in the 1990s, now sees huge opportunities in blue tech. Don’t miss this fascinating tour of ocean technologies conducted by an engaging investor/guide.
Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish & Richardson
Highlights:
- Sal Daher Welcomes Back Fellow Angel Investor Adam Pool
- “...he finds the kind of opportunities [in ocean tech] today that he saw in cleantech back in the 1990s.”
- The Surge in Aquaculture Creates Massive Opportunities for Investors, including Angel Investors
- Adam Pool Recently Invested in BioFeyn Which Is Making the Feeding of Farmed Fish More Efficient
- “...we're transforming the food part of the $3 trillion business that is the ocean economy.”
- Sal Sees Parallels Between the Explosion of Opportunities in Biotech and in Blue Tech.
- Cool: Seatrec and its Ocean-going Electric Charging Stations
- Cool: Making Fish Food Out of Mealworms and Black Soldier Fly Larvae
- Cool: Ocean Rainforest Produces Kelp Used to Control Bovine Flatulence
- Cool: Reel Data Uses Facial Recognition for Salmon. IKYN!
- Interested Angel Investors Can Contact Blue Angels
- https://sea-ahead.com/blue-angels
- Cool: Oyster Tracker Offers Digital Tracking of Oysters from the Sea Bed to the Dinner Plate
- Cool: Fish in Fashion – You Won’t Believe This!
- “I'm so glad that I violated my format and went blue instead of bio.”
- Many Exits in Blue Tech
- Interesting Companies Protecting the Oceans but also Creating Work Opportunities for Displaced Workers
- Several VC Funds Being Raised – Investable by Angels
- Sal Daher Sees Adam de Sola Pool as a Visionary Who Is Also Practical
Topics: product, exits, portfolio, venture capital