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Nico Enriquez

VC Investor | Dept of Energy Scholar: AI + Grid | Stanford MBA '25 | Forbes 30u30

Nico Enriquez is a seasoned professional with a diverse background encompassing synthetic biology, entrepreneurship, and research at esteemed institutions like Stanford, MIT, and ARPA-E.

With an MBA focused on Business and Climate Tech from Stanford University Graduate School of Business, an MS in Sustainability Management from Columbia University, and a BSc in Cognitive Neuroscience from Brown University, Nico boasts an impressive educational foundation.

His professional journey includes roles such as CEO at Willie's Superbrew, MBA Associate at Future Ventures, and Tech to Market Graduate Fellow at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), highlighting his expertise in business, tech commercialization, and sustainability.

Nico Enriquez's deep tech investment focus aims to support companies developing innovative technologies crucial for addressing global challenges, such as sustainable energy solutions, ecosystem preservation, and overall human well-being.

His experience as a researcher at MIT Media Lab, J. Craig Venter Institute, and Locus Analytics has honed his analytical skills and deepened his understanding of cutting-edge scientific endeavors.

Nico's dedication to advancing novel technologies that benefit society underscores his commitment to shaping a brighter future for humanity.

Highlights

May 30 · linkedin

I’m happy to share that on May 1st I started a new position as MBA Associate at Future Ventures!

We are a Deep Tech VC led by Steve Jurvetson and Maryanna Saenko. You may know the pair for being some of the first VCs in Space X, Tesla, Hotmail, Commonwealth Fusion, MosaicML, & Skype. Together, their investments have generated more than $800 Billion in value.

Our investment horizon is longer, up to 15 years, so that we can support companies that help solve true existential problems. We target Pre-Seed -> A with $1-10M checks.

My role is to source, diligence, support board meetings, run errands, help our entreprenuers.

If you are building world changing tech that helps humanity and our planet, let me know. I would love to learn more.

Apr 26 · linkedin

I am working with utility leaders and Stanford teammates on a paper to better align utilities and data centers.

(So we can power the AI boom).

Looking for contacts who invest in or develop data centers.

Anyone know anyone? Anyone willing to talk?

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Stanford, California, United States