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Actions House exists because the founders building climate solutions in Africa, Latin America, and South Asia almost never end up in the same room as the people who can fund and support them. We fix that -- through convenings, a fellowship, and a growing network that stays useful long after the event ends.
We started with one event at COP30. Now we're building something bigger.
We put 8 climate founders in a room with 40 investors and mentors at COP, Climate Week, Davos. No panels, no slides, no fluff. Founders pitch. The room responds. Relationships start.
A 10-week online program for 5,000 young people aged 16-24 who want to start green businesses. Twenty live sessions that take you from "I care about climate" to "here's my venture and here's my pitch."
Everyone who comes through Actions House -- founders, mentors, investors -- stays connected. The room doesn't close when the event ends.
At most summits, the founders doing the hardest work are the furthest from the people writing checks. We put them in the same room.
We cap every convening at around 50 people. If you're in the room, you're there because you have something to offer or something to build.
The Fellowship doesn't hand out certificates. It walks 5,000 young people through building an actual business over 10 weeks, and the best ones pitch live to our investor network.
This isn't a Global North program adapted for emerging markets. Everything we build starts with the founders who have the least access and the most at stake.
To be clear: nobody is expected to write a check in the room, and nobody is guaranteed funding. We create the conditions for real conversations between people who should know each other. What happens after that is up to them.
You're building something, you're funding something, or you've got a room we can borrow. Either way, let's talk.