Wisdom Ventures
Building a future of greater human connection and wellbeing
"Attempting to create a just world starts through the internal transformation of individuals. Though it is difficult, it is the only way to begin."
— The Dalai Lama
Our Vision
It is time for a new paradigm. Technology and business needs to be in service to humanity, not the other way around. We invest in entrepreneurs and early stage companies that are creating ways to…
Nurture human connection, not division.
Help heal our addictions, not create and profit from them.
Enable us to live more mindfully, not be a source of distraction.
Support equality and social justice, not economic and social division.
We are currently raising our first fund. If you are an accredited investor who wants to be a part of the fund, let us know.
Our Foundation
We are a group of people dedicated to our own personal growth, learning, and healing.
We bring together capital and visionary entrepreneurs who share this dedication to the inner life, and who want to team together to create businesses that bring forth the best in humanity.
The Need
While billions of dollars are available to fund companies that enhance addiction and polarization, there are very few resources to those people dedicated to nurturing the inner life and human connection. We are changing this.
Our areas of focus: Mindfulness, Well-Being & Human Connection
Partners
Soren Gordhamer, Entrepreneur & Founder, Wisdom 2.0
Ruchika Sikri, Former Head of Well-being Learning, Google
Jack Kornfield, Author, Wisdom Teacher & Activist
Cecily Mak, Start-up Operator and Investor
Diego Perez, Yung Pueblo, NYT Best Selling Author
Bradley Horowitz VP Product @ Google
Advisors
Gus Tai, Investor, Mindfulness & Compassion Practitioner
Irene Au, Investor, Designer, Adjunct Lecturer at Stanford
David Simas, Former CEO, Obama Foundation
Karen May, Former Vice President of People, Google
Eric Antonow, Former Vice President Marketing, Facebook
Mark Bertolini, Former CEO, Aetna & Co-CEO Bridgewater Associates
“To thrive as a species and address the great challenges of this time, our remarkable outer technological development now must be matched by radical inner development. To do this, we need to invest in a new generation of entrepreneurs dedicated to this mission.”
— Jack Kornfield