Webinar

Join Mike Collins, Founder & CEO of Alumni Ventures, for a clear-eyed look at why investors are increasingly seeking access to Dartmouth’s entrepreneurial ecosystem — and how Green D Ventures gives accredited investors a structured way to back the founders emerging from one of the country’s most consequential — and most underappreciated — alumni networks.

Join Ryan Musto, Senior Associate at Alumni Ventures, for a clear-eyed look at why the Strait of Hormuz disruption was never just an oil story — and why the cascading effects across plastics, fertilizer, aviation, freight, and global supply chains reveal one of the most consequential venture opportunities of the decade.

Join Rob Adams, Executive Partner at Alumni Ventures, and Hilary Ncala, SVP Investor Relations, for the fourth session in the AV Academy series — a practical walkthrough of how to actually participate in venture through Alumni Ventures, including the three equity markets shaping modern portfolios, the two ways to invest with AV, and how to build a venture allocation that matches your goals.

Join Ron Levin, Managing Partner of the AV Seed Fund, and Senior Associate Bozhena Kulchyckyj — alongside special guests Andrey Kolodyuk, Founder & Managing Partner of AVentures Capital, and Ali Javaheri, Senior Analyst at PitchBook — for a roundtable on why Ukraine’s startup landscape hasn’t just adapted through war but accelerated, producing world-class engineers, deep-tech unicorns, and one of the most consequential venture opportunities forming outside Silicon Valley today.

Join David Shapiro and Mike Peri, Managing Partners of Alumni Ventures’ Health Tech Fund, for an introduction to one of the most consequential venture theses of the decade — and how the Health Tech Fund gives accredited investors structured exposure to the companies rebuilding how healthcare is delivered, financed, and experienced across the U.S. and beyond.

Join Matt Caspari, Managing Partner of Alumni Ventures’ Deep Tech Fund, for an introduction to one of the most consequential venture theses of the decade — and how the Deep Tech Fund gives accredited investors structured exposure to the companies solving civilization-scale technical problems across AI, biotech, space, fusion, advanced manufacturing, and the rebuild of U.S. industrial capacity.

Join Laura Rippy, Managing Partner at Alumni Ventures, alongside Senior Partner Darrin Wizst, Senior Principal Luca Giani, Senior Associate Charlotte Jenkins, and Drew Wandzilak, Managing Partner, for the launch of the next Green D Ventures fund — and a clear-eyed look at how Dartmouth-connected venture is constructed, and how accredited investors can gain structured exposure to the founders emerging from one of the country’s most consequential alumni networks.

Join Sophia Zhao, Partner at Alumni Ventures, for a first-person walkthrough of what it actually feels like to wear AI all day — six devices tracking sleep, hormones, focus, memory, and conversation — and what the emerging wearable AI category reveals about where the next decade of consumer venture returns is forming.

Join Andrew Ervin, Deputy CIO at Alumni Ventures, and Hilary Ncala, EVP Investor Relations, for a deep look inside how venture capitalists actually evaluate a deal — the scorecards, signals, and screens that turn 500+ monthly opportunities into a small handful of investments worth backing.

Join Mike Collins, Founder & CEO of Alumni Ventures, alongside Gray Chynoweth, CEO of PrePublic Equity Partners, for a conversation on what could be the most consequential private-market year in history — as SpaceX launched its record IPO, and Anthropic and OpenAI take steps toward public listings that could introduce more than $3 trillion in new market value to public investors over a matter of months.

Join Rob Adams, Managing Partner of Ring Ventures, for a final opportunity to learn about the fund before it closes — and a clear-eyed look at how Texas A&M-connected venture is constructed, what the portfolio looks like today, and how accredited investors can participate before the window shuts.

Drew Wandzilak, Managing Partner of Alumni Ventures’ U.S. Strategic Tech Fund, led a look at one of the most consequential — and most underfunded — venture opportunities of the decade: capturing the tribal knowledge inside America’s defense industrial base before an entire generation of skilled workers retires, and building the AI-native manufacturers positioned to own what comes next.