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Angelo Carobbio

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Managing Partner at 33:Industry Ventures

Munich, Germany

Writes $50K – $200K checks · typically $100K

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About

Angelo Carobbio is a Munich-based entrepreneur and founder of 33:Industry Ventures, a venture studio focused on building and transforming high-growth ventures in advanced manufacturing technology. He holds an engineering degree in manufacturing and automation technology and previously founded an industrial automation startup in Hong Kong before spending ten years in corporate multi-project management, where he led teams of up to 60 members across manufacturing programs and product development globally. Carobbio is pursuing a business degree through Kellogg and WHU and focuses his venture studio on identifying and scaling engineer-led businesses through a multi-strategy approach that combines entrepreneurship through acquisition with venture building.

Experience

  1. Stealth StartupFoundercurrent2025 — present
  2. German ETA AssociationInitiatorcurrent2024 — present
  3. 33:Industry VenturesFounder & Managing Partnercurrent2022 — presentGermany
  4. FaureciaGlobal R&D Manager (previously: Programs | Product Dev. | Manufacturing Eng. | Plant Launch)2012 — 2022Germany, India, Korea, East Europe, International
  5. TGG Automation Ltd.Founder2010 — 2012Hong Kong S.A.R., China

Skills & more

Labview3Matlab2Microsoft Excel2Solidworks2Manufacturing11Product Development2Engineering10Automation11Strategic Planning5Research2Project Management8Continuous Improvement4
+3 moreFailure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)ManagementSensors
  • Advanced Valuation and Strategy - M&A, Private Equity, and Venture Capital — Erasmus University Rotterdam
  • Financial Markets — Yale University
  • Private Equity and Venture Capital — Università Bocconi

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Who is Angelo Carobbio?
Angelo Carobbio is a Munich-based entrepreneur and founder of 33:Industry Ventures, a venture studio focused on building and transforming high-growth ventures in advanced manufacturing technology. He holds an engineering degree in manufacturing and automation technology and previously founded an industrial automation startup in Hong Kong before spending ten years in corporate multi-project management, where he led teams of up to 60 members across manufacturing programs and product development globally. Carobbio is pursuing a business degree through Kellogg and WHU and focuses his venture studio on identifying and scaling engineer-led businesses through a multi-strategy approach that combines entrepreneurship through acquisition with venture building.
Where does Angelo Carobbio work?
Angelo Carobbio is Managing Partner at 33:Industry Ventures.
What check size does Angelo Carobbio write?
Angelo Carobbio typically writes checks of $50K – $200K.
Where did Angelo Carobbio go to school?
Angelo Carobbio studied at Kellogg-WHU Executive MBA (Executive MBA); Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences (Dipl.-Ing. (FH), Mechatronics - Manufacturing Engineering and Automation Technology); The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Final Year Project and Thesis, Research Assistant).

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