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Daniel Ospina
Social System Design, decentralised governance and venture building. Follow me on twitter for musings on the future of work and entrepreneurship @_daniel_ospina
Daniel Ospina is a prominent figure in the startup ecosystem, with a track record of accelerating 91 startups in 14 countries over 2 years through Pygma's 5 batches.
He is known for his role in creating vibrant communities such as Farfala, Sigma, START Global, and U25F, showcasing his passion for fostering innovation and disrupting traditional markets.
As an enthusiastic advocate for startups, Daniel has invested in 12 companies and served as an angel investor for more than 6 ventures, leveraging his expertise to support emerging businesses.
Daniel Ospina holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from CESA and pursued Business Administration and Management studies at Universidad CEU San Pablo, reflecting his strong educational background.
His dedication to continuous learning is evident through his participation in programs like the Focus Expert in Business/Commerce at The Leys School and the Bell Summer Camp for English at Wellington College.
Furthermore, his international exposure includes attaining a High School Diploma with an International Baccalaureate from The English School - TES, underscoring his diverse academic journey.
Having held key roles in various organizations, including being an executive at Sigma Squared Society and a co-founder and Chief Investment Officer at Pygma, Daniel Ospina has consistently demonstrated his leadership and strategic acumen.
He has also contributed to the entrepreneurial landscape as an angel investor and advisor at Angel Investments by DO, a startup community builder, and as a co-founder of Scala, which was later acquired.
Daniel's rich professional background encompasses experiences such as his tenure in selection and services at Endeavor Colombia, co-founding Next Oficial, and venturing into startup initiatives like Failed Startup, highlighting his versatile skill set and industry insight.
Highlights
Yes, this is the way!
I call it a Swarm because it resonates also with people building Ai agent swarms and the real power comes from combining the two.
And is precisely what we have been iterating and refining in @RnDAO__ for the past 3 years and why we published a book with @owocki and @danieltheory on Networked Organisations and how they're the evolution of capital allocation.
Hacker houses, incubators, accelerators, VCs: support and accelerate the fire that's already been lit.
Venture studios: start the fire by researching markets, finding aspiring entrepreneurs and turning them into founders, validating ideas and building MVPs.
If your ecosystem lacks quality projects, throwing more money at the problem with traditional startup programs will do nothing.
