Discipulus Ventures
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@DiscipulusVent
Cultivating a visionary vanguard of founders solving America's hardest problems in El Segundo. Apply to the Cohort in bio!
America is the greatest country in the world. But we need more founders working on real problems. If you are in the early stages of building something that matters, you have to be in El Segundo.🇺🇸 Apply to the Spring Cohort in bio. Deadline February 20th.
250 years ago, a small group built something the world had never seen: America. 🇺🇸 That spirit never died. In 2002, @elonmusk moved into a warehouse in El Segundo and proved Americans could still build the impossible. A generation of companies was born from that building. They're still being built here today. If you're building something your family and your country will be proud of, come to the Gundo and build what you need to. Apply for the Fall Cohort below. Deadline July 17th. Featuring @jordannoone and @jordan__black
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🇺🇸 We're hiring our first full-time team member in the Gundo at @DiscipulusVent Founding Investor: work directly with me on sourcing, picking companies, running Cohorts, and pitching LPs. Front row seat to building the best hardtech program in the world. If you care about American reindustrialization, apply today (link + JD in thread). El Segundo, CA. In person.
🇺🇸 We're hiring our first full-time team member in the Gundo at @DiscipulusVent Founding Investor: work directly with me on sourcing, picking companies, running Cohorts, and pitching LPs. Front row seat to building the best hardtech program in the world. If you care about American reindustrialization, apply today (link + JD in thread). El Segundo, CA. In person.
The next critical mineral deposits sit deeper than current exploration tools can see. NanduX is engineering the sensing technology to find them. Today, @nandux_mining announced plans to deploy muon tomography sensors for mining applications in Chile. Watch our interview with Sebastian Tapia, CEO of NanduX and part of the @DiscipulusVent Spring Cohort.
