Major Donors & Impact Capital

Family offices, impact investors, and the advisors major donors actually bring the question “who else funds this” to. Portfolio overlap and coverage gaps for capital that isn't charitable, political giving included.

We Build Models for
Investor
Networks

To Route Resources (Capital, Partnerships, & Information) more Efficiently

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Map the Network

  1. Direct holdings, Form D filings, syndicates
  2. Foundation, DAF and LLC vehicles side by side
  3. FEC filings, Form 8872, state campaign finance
  4. Which advisors serve which donors
  5. Thesis coverage by geography, issue and stage
2

Find the Gaps

  1. Portfolio overlap nobody sees
  2. Coverage gaps in a stated thesis
  3. Co-investors you haven't met
  4. “Who else funds this,” answered from memory
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Close the Gaps

  1. Answer “who else funds this” from the record
  2. Introduce the co-investor
  3. Fill the thesis gap
  4. One map across every vehicle
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Coordination Fails From:
  1. 1Siloed information — the foundation, the DAF, the direct book and the political vehicle file in four places
  2. 2Complexity exceeds bandwidth — the advisor is the only integration layer
  3. 3Incentives reward fragmentation — each vehicle has its own mandate and counsel
  4. 4Trust doesn't scale — deals move on referral, so coverage tracks the network
  5. 5Self-oriented entities — nobody publishes what they fund
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