SuperCharger Ventures
AcceleratorLondon · Pre-Seed · 4 people tracked
Investment thesis
Early-stage EdTech accelerator focused on business development as its core value-add for founders.
Team · 4 people
from the firm's websiteAlessandro Di Lullo leads AI governance at the Digital Education Council, pairing investor and policy-maker perspectives on higher-education AI with a PhD in central bank digital currencies and fintech teaching.
Janos Barberis turned three FinTech ventures and a PhD in fintech regulation toward EdTech, building ecosystems via European EdTech Alliance, founder mental-health programs, an EdTech MOOC and a crowdsourced book.
Tamas Haiman brings 20+ years as a C‑level European global markets executive—including Executive Board service in Switzerland—and architects EdTech ecosystem via APAC EdTech map, European EdTech Alliance and Coursera MOOC.
Investments · 85 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathFrequently asked questions
- What stage does SuperCharger Ventures invest at?
- SuperCharger Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed stage.
- What is SuperCharger Ventures's typical check size?
- SuperCharger Ventures typically writes checks of $50K – $50K.
- What sectors does SuperCharger Ventures focus on?
- SuperCharger Ventures focuses on EdTech.
- Where is SuperCharger Ventures located?
- SuperCharger Ventures is headquartered in London, GB.
- Does SuperCharger Ventures lead rounds?
- SuperCharger Ventures typically participates in rounds rather than leading them.
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