Managing Partner Strategy & Capital

Isabella Maldonado

Latin American–born AI and ecommerce founder; Valedictorian of Istituto Marangoni and Regents University London. Selected in the top 1–3% for programs as: J.P. Morgan’s Winning Women, NYT x UN Diplomacy, Princeton IC. Expertise on market intelligence, strategic execution, and high-performance teams through experience at Station F startup ecosystem. Speaking engagements include Vogue Business at LCF, VivaTech x SwissTech et al. Raised by a glass-shattering financier and backed early, I learned that capital shapes opportunity and purposeful investment expands it.

Brand Strategy & PR Partnerships

Coco Villamar

First-generation American, born in the Bay Area, California to parents who immigrated from China and Ecuador, I am a brand and strategy professional focused on expanding visibility, access, and opportunity through storytelling and partnerships. I am currently pursuing a B.A. in Communication and Media at the University of Michigan (Class of 2026), with minors in Data Science and Entrepreneurship. My experience spans fashion, startups, and strategy, including roles at Oscar de la Renta in New York, where I supported celebrity styling, influencer campaigns, and cross-functional PR initiatives, and at MMW Collective during Paris Fashion Week 2025, where I helped curate sustainable brands and coordinate a showroom for hundreds of industry leaders. I have also worked at a high-growth startup as Marketing Director, leading multi-channel campaigns that increased platform sign-ups and engagement, and at Monolithic Power Systems, where I supported sales forecasting and market research through data analysis.

Platform Development & Stakeholder Relations

Prateeksha Prabhakar

An American strategist focused on making capital more accessible, understandable, and generational for women. A Pace Setter Scholar (top 1% in business) at her university, Prateeksha has been nationally recognized as a Fashion Scholarship Fund Scholar and National Retail Federation Scholar, and is a recipient of the Paula L. Bennett Women in Leadership Fund. She has spoken at Sourcing Journal’s Sustainability Summit in New York City, authored a published op-ed on the future of sustainable commerce, and currently works in business strategy at Nordstrom. Raised between a grandmother who, despite being discouraged from completing high school, believed education was power and continued her studies on her own, and a mother who self-funded her PhD abroad, Prateeksha learned that opportunity is earned, not assumed. Watching women do the work while men held the titles shaped her belief that women should not only have a seat at the table, but help build it. Then pull up chairs for others.

Finance & Impact Reporting

Oslie Murambiwa

A Zimbabwean Accounting soon to be a graduate (Class of 2026), gender equity leader and governance advocate committed to strengthening financial transparency and advancing women’s economic power. I am the Founder of the Young Ladies Empowerment Circle and President of Girl Up Mutare under the Girl Up initiative of the United Nations Foundation. As a Girl Up Project Winner, I led the Healthy, Educated, Empowered Rural Girls Initiative, expanding access to education and health resources for rural girls. My work bridges grassroots advocacy with financial literacy and institutional accountability.

Portfolio & Investment Analyst

Hardika Arora

India-rooted finance and strategy professional; Master in Management candidate at ESSEC Business School in France, graduating top of class. Background across Deals Advisory & PE at PwC, Business Consulting at EY, Consulting at Accenture and Investment Banking, working at the intersection of M&A, market intelligence, and strategic execution across diverse sectors. Selected for McKinsey’s Next Generation Women Leaders program, with a foundation grounded in rigorous analysis and impact-oriented decision-making. Raised in India, I witnessed firsthand how women’s ambition often exceeds their access to capital, teaching me early that capital shapes opportunity, and intentional investment can transform it.