International Clinic: Defining Your Ideal Investor Profile

Led by Christina Caljé, an entrepreneur and investor with experience in New York, London and Amsterdam, this International Clinic will offer practical tools to help with preparing the early stages of fundraising within the technology sector and beyond. Designed for entrepreneurs and artists alike, it will provide hands-on guidance on identifying your ideal investors, aligning on values, and building meaningful relationships.

In this session, Christina Caljé will guide us through the process of identifying and attracting the right investors. Exercises will explore how to align with funders based on shared values and how they can support our long-term strategy. The clinic offers an insight into her Borderless Brilliance curriculum, a framework that helps founders craft a psychographic profile of their ideal investor.

This event is presented in partnership with:

-1 Digital Lab
-1 Digital Lab, an experimental research studio and residency programme at the Nieuwe Instituut, led by Ramon Amaro, which promotes alternative perspectives in computing, design and digital culture.

Omek
Omek which connects bicultural professionals in the African diaspora with meaningful job

The Next Women
The Next Women a global network for female founders, entrepreneurs and investors.

Christina Caljé
New York-born Christina Caljé, a Goldman Sachs Executive Director turned start-up founder and investor, is a seasoned entrepreneur in the finance and technology sectors. She has won many awards, including those from the EUtop50, Inspiring Fifty, Women in AI and Sifted.

Ramon Amaro
Dr Ramon Amaro, Senior Researcher in Digital Culture at Nieuwe Instituut, is an engineer and sociologist. His work is informed by Black studies, digital culture, psychosocial studies and critiques of computational reasoning. Prior to joining the Nieuwe Instituut, he worked in academia, engineering and design.

Make your evening complete!
Combine this event with a visit to our exhibitions – admission to the museum is free on Thursday evenings. Fancy a bite to eat? Join us in the Nieuwe Café!