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Fortunately, at this year’s TechCrunch Disrupt, I had the chance to chat directly with the six-time All-Star and his investment partner Bryant Barr to pick their brains on their investment philosophy and how they think about building companies. Related: 30 Legendary Athletes Who Became Business All-Stars Complementary Skillsets Though Curry and Bryant were roommates and teammates at Davidson College, the duo ended up taking drastically different paths. In 2009, Steph was drafted by the Golden State Warriors, the beginning of what would become an illustrious basketball career. On the other hand, Bryant would go on to work as an actuarial analyst at a major consulting firm, followed by two years of financial management at Nike and an MBA at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Fast forward to 2015, and their divergent paths would converge as they partnered on their first business venture, brand-ambassador platform Slyce, which allowed influencers to have more organic interactions with their fanbase. Curry tells me: “Barr’s entire experience since leaving college has led to him to be prepared for this opportunity in this moment. Curry and Bryant are a testament to this fact, and their abilities to navigate how they work best together in a professional setting have allowed them to achieve more as a unit. Foster Effective Company Culture At Slyce, Curry made it a priority to record personalized videos welcoming each new hire to the team. To me, this spoke to his unique ambition to grow tight-knit teams and communities around his companies. You can have all the talent in the world as an individual, but if you don’t have the right people around you, then you’re not going to accomplish anything great.” More practically, he sees building teams as a highly iterative process, one that takes time and a relentless work ethic to pull off.
Prioritize value-adds besides money To learn more about how Curry and Bryant think about investment philosophy at SC30, I asked them to elaborate on what they’re looking for when they’re picking out companies to fund. The impression I got is that aside from generating returns, they’re thinking about how they can truly add value to the founding teams they partner with. As Bryan says, “We want to make sure that if we invest in a company, our ecosystem can pour value into that company in some way, shape or form, but that company can also provide value to other companies in the ecosystem.” With a variety of media and nonprofit partners, SC30 hopes to build a community around its portfolio companies too, much the same way it approaches building rapport among its own teams. At the moment, SC30 avoids blockchain and the life sciences because due diligence would be a bottleneck, Bryant tells me. Still a small firm with few venture partners, avoiding startups outside of its realm of expertise is how SC30 ensures that it can add value to every portfolio company in a meaningful way. Related: 7 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Elite Athletes Invest in companies with moats As SC30 ventures deeper into investing in technology companies, I was curious about what areas of tech Curry and Bryant were most interested in, and it's clear they’re looking for companies with critical differentiating factors that give them a leg up. Whenever Curry and Bryant consider a company to fund, they ask themselves, as Bryant puts it, “What is defensible about your business. What is the moat?” Investors often talk about investing in companies in moats, but to SC30 in specific, company differentiation means that the firm “stays away from companies where you have to build a great brand -- and the brand is your differentiator -- because it’s incredibly expensive and it’s incredibly hard to do.” This philosophy clarifies why SC30 is so keen on investing in tech.
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De Alwis had bought a machine to do this job, but decided to combine it with manual cracking, so that the craft would be kept alive and he could continue to employ the people who carry it out. After the nut has been cracked, the fibrous outer layer is buried around the coconut trees to improve the soil's water retention. The white part is pressed to extract the coconut milk, which is then diluted with coconut water until it reaches the right fat content. Only an hour after the nut was opened, the tins are filled and closed by a machine. Mario De Alwis, Mas Foods Often, several months - sometimes as many as six - pass between the time that the nuts are bought and the moment that the overseas customer pays. In order to bridge that period, many producers borrow money from a local bank. Ma's Foods also does this and in addition receives funding from Hivos-Triodos Fonds. “Local banks demand collateral, such as a factory or a machine,” explains Joke van der Ven, Senior Investment Officer at Triodos Investment Management, who has been managing the relationship with Ma's Foods for many years. But that has its limitations: “Businesses will reach a point where they no longer have anything to offer as collateral. Each year, we pre-finance the export contracts and the buyer is required to make his payments through us, to enable us to monitor the incoming payments on a weekly basis.” That is what provides us with security. And because life in Sri Lanka can be stormy, with terrorist attacks and flooding, the relationship that De Alwis has with his farmers as well as his long-term relationships with international buyers such as DO-IT in the Netherlands, are all the more valuable. Van der Ven: “Many companies in the agricultural chains, including those for cocoa and coffee, opt to pay the farmer less if something goes wrong. For instance, in case of a problem during transport, a disappointing harvest or the impact of a climatological event or a terrorist attack.
But a business such as Ma's has an honest attitude towards farmers.” Stage 2 - The importer: DO-IT Around 25 years ago, former farmer Poppe Braam visited Mario de Alwis’ company. He was looking for suppliers for his own company DO-IT (Dutch Organic International Trade). “At the time, Ma's was still a small operation, but Mario had plenty of ideas,” says Patricia van Heffen, brand manager at DO-IT. The company supports farmers all around the world in making the transition to more sustainable growing methods that are better for our climate and our planet. “For many farmers it is not easy to make that transition on their own; it requires money and expertise.” DO-IT has been importing Ma's coconut milk and curries in the Netherlands for several years now, under the brand name of Amaizin. The products are transported by ship - whenever possible on ships running on low-sulphur fuel oil. After the ship arrives in the port of Rotterdam, the containers are, if possible, moved to the town of Nijmegen by river barge. Lorries are used only for the last 60 kilometres to Barneveld, where DO-IT is based. DO-IT is active in twenty countries and requires all its products to be Skal and EKO certified, but also has a number of additional requirements, for instance regarding transparency. “Especially if the product comes from far away. Because we are in direct contact with the supplier, that is not so difficult to achieve.” Other importers often use middlemen. Because of its direct contact with suppliers, DO-IT does not always aim for a fair-trade hallmark - representatives from the company itself visit suppliers several times a year to see how things are going and to check on issues such as toilet and education facilities. They also engage directly with the farmers about their needs. Ultimately, a tin of fairly priced organic coconut milk from Amaizin will sell at around two euros.
In some supermarkets you will also find tins priced at one euro, but in that case, there are only two options says DO-IT: “Either the milk has been diluted, or the farmer is being underpaid.” Stage 3 - The wholesaler: Udea From DO-IT's warehouse in Barneveld, pallets with Amaizin coconut milk and other products are frequently shipped to organic wholesaler Udea, who then takes them to Ekoplaza stores and other outlets. “Our owner-director recently travelled to Sri Lanka to see for himself how Ma's coconut milk is made,” says Steven IJzerman, quality manager at Udea. “They are very open about this. We believe that also includes fair cooperation and taking care of each other and we look for companies that hold the same view. DO-IT is one of them.” Udea, too, aims for long-term relationships. “For instance, we don't issue tenders, which is something that many supermarket chains choose to do. Tendering involves setting requirements and asking around who would be able to meet those requirements. New tenders are sometimes issued as often as once every six months. But we don't go out and search for new suppliers every six months: who else is producing coconut milk?” Stage 4 - The shop: Ekoplaza At the end of the journey, the coconut milk ends up at Ekoplaza. This chain of organic supermarkets only sells organic products and tries to make organic food more accessible by selling products under its own distinctive label. The Amaizin tins share a shelf with Ekoplaza's similarly priced own-label coconut milk and a slightly more expensive - due to its higher fat content - type of coconut milk. There are several seas between the tinned coconut in your cupboard and the tree on which it grew, but according to Mario de Alwin the love with which his people made the coconut milk has simply travelled with the milk. “Fairness and satisfaction within the chain ensure better quality. I believe that happy people make better products.
” The fair chain Engagement through your savings and investments Triodos Bank and Triodos Investment Management stand for a fair chain with organic products. This means an honest price for the farmer and healthy and organic products in the shops. Triodos is involved in this tin of Amaizin coconut milk on several levels. Ma's receives trade finance from Hivos-Triodos Fonds. And DO-IT is included in the investment portfolio of Triodos Organic Growth Fund. This fund participates in the equity capital of European pioneers in organic food. Both funds are managed by Triodos Investment Management. Finally, Triodos Bank itself provides funding to all Ekoplaza supermarkets in the Netherlands. The Ekoplaza brand is owned by organic wholesaler Udea. This is a translation of an article published earlier in De Kleur van Geld, written by Leonie Hosselet. Read more about Ma's Foods and Mario De Alwis in this interview. Share on Copy URL How our impact investments made a difference. Explore our Impact Reports Related articles New strategy for 25-year old fund Interview Having celebrated its 25 year anniversary, Hivos-Triodos Fund is now looking to revolutionise new sectors by investing also in the food and energy transitions, in addition to social inclusion. Fund manager Karel Nierop tells more. Subordinated debt facility for Credo Bank in Georgia News Triodos Fair Share Fund and Triodos Microfinance Fund provide EUR 4 million subordinated debt to Credo Bank in Georgia to mitigate the impact of COVID-19. Fintech and innovative credit solutions Interview Closely collaborating and cooperating on strategy and risk management, Triodos IM's financial inclusion funds increasingly invest in fintech, innovation and IT infrastructure. Fund Managers Justina Alders-Sheya and Tim Crijns explain more.
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