In this episode, Jason Carvalho form Humanus VC delves into the intersection of space-based power, climate solutions, and the significance of water in space exploration. He shares his journey from tech sales to becoming an angel investor, highlighting the challenges and strategies involved. The discussion covers the differences between software and consumer brand sales cycles, and the influence of global macro trends on venture capital. Jason reflects on his transition from angel investor to fund manager, emphasizing social enterprise and SpaceTech investments. He also discusses building niche expertise funds, the Canadian space investment landscape, and the importance of a supportive ecosystem in wealth protection and fund vision.

(0:00 ) Introduction to Space-Based Power, Climate Solutions, and Water Importance in Space
(1:15 ) Guest Introduction: Jason Carvalho's Background and Transition to Tech
(4:04 ) Sales Strategies and Challenges in Technology
(9:22 ) Software vs. Consumer Brands Sales Cycles and Global Macro Trends on VC
(13:27 ) Angel Investing, Venture Capital Evolution, and Operational Efficiency
(18:00 ) Economic Recovery Predictions and Investment Strategies
(20:29 ) Angel Investor to Fund Manager Journey and Social Enterprise Investments
(25:00 ) SpaceTech Investments and Space Industry Opportunities
(33:14 ) Building a Niche Expertise Fund and Establishing an Institutional Fund
(40:05 ) LP Experiences, Vetting Importance, and Co-investing Strategies
(47:57 ) Economic Cycles' Impact on LP Commitments and Investment Ecosystem Comparisons
(50:36 ) Canadian Space Investment Landscape and Life Portfolio Construction
(54:55 ) Infinity Banking, Wealth Protection, and Building a Fund's Vision
(57:01 ) Importance of a Supportive Ecosystem and Final Thoughts