Impact Hub Tegucigalpa and Kirchner Impact Foundation (KIF) are pleased to announce a unique collaboration to strengthen the impact investment ecosystem in Central America. This important collaboration will have an inclusive, gender-lens and SDG-focused approach.
Continue Reading
The Fellows will be “impact venture capitalists” for a year, investing real money in an early-stage Costa Rican company in the bioeconomy ecosystem.
Continue Reading
Unique Program Focused on Demystifying Impact Investment for the Latin American Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Jacksonville, FL and Valle de Yegüare – Zamorano, November 23, 2022 – Zamorano University and the Kirchner-Donovan Impact Initiative (KDII), an initiative of the Kirchner Impact Foundation...
Continue Reading
Study exploring the role of agtech intermediaries in advancing sustainability transitions among agtech
Continue Reading
PONCE provides instant equipment performance information to farmers through a simple-to-use app Jacksonville, FL, and Mar del Plata, Argentina, October 12, 2022 – The Kirchner Impact Foundation, through its Mexican cohort of the Kirchner Fellowship program, is pleased to announce today...
Continue Reading
Three students will be selected to become impact investors for an academic year. San José, September 19, 2022. The CRUSA Foundation and the Kirchner-Donovan Impact Initiative part of the Kirchner Impact Foundation invite Costa Rican university students to apply to...
Continue Reading
It never stops to amaze me the resiliency and degrees of innovation of entrepreneurs in the food value chain specifically in Latin America and a recent reminder of that was the “AGTECH SUMMIT MEXICO 2022” that we held this summer.
Continue Reading
The program has proven to be an important part of the investment ecosystem in central Mexico, with hundreds of companies and projects identified and 11 outstanding fellows trained to date.
Continue Reading
This selection marks the ninth year of the broader Kirchner Fellowship program and the second year of the Americas Program, now totaling 47 fellows representing a large array of universities, regions and backgrounds.
Continue Reading
In a pioneering effort to develop the next generation of venture capital allocators in food and agriculture, the program aims to help address the lack of diversity within the VC sector.
Continue Reading