Investor profile
Srilata Kammila
Government-backed & Director and Chief Investment Officer at United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
Srilata Kammila is a Director and Chief Investment Officer at United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), whose known portfolio counts 8 companies.
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Director and Chief Investment Officer at United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), whose known portfolio counts 8 companies
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Investor Profile
Founders in the listed sectors Climate, Commerce, Education and FinTech, and focus areas AgriTech, Beauty, Blended Finance and Clean and Renewable Energy fall inside that listing.
United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) appears in Pre-Seed and Seed rounds across its known deals.
The firm portfolio and the focus above give founders context on whether Srilata Kammila matches their raise.
Colleagues at United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
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Investor
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Brenda Pennell
Director Impact Investment
The Hague, Netherlands
Ryno Byleveldt
Investment Portfolio Management Advisor
New York City, United States
Tomoya Fujii
Investment Analyst
Lusaka, Zambia
Stella Lyatuu
Investment Officer
Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania
Esita Kubuwai
Investment
Fiji
Mohammad Harris Ayaz Farooqui
Investor
Oxford, United Kingdom
Fred Duhaga Mande
Programme Analyst -Investment
Uganda
Ivan Bbaale Ddamulira
Programme Analyst- Investment
Uganda
Sakshi Chadha
Regional Technical Advisor
South Delhi, India
John Bosco Mweru
Investment Officer
Kampala, Uganda
Armel Djengue
Finance & Investment Specialist
Benin
Quentin Roquigny
Investment Officer
Florence, Italy
Edgar Masatu
Angel Investor
Tanzania
Gina Rodolico
Clean Energy Investment Due Diligence Specialist
Syracuse, United States
Nidhaan Shrestha
Investment Director
Kathmandu, Nepal
Abhisheik Dhawan
Investor
Canada
Joash Kutayi
Investor
Nairobi, Kenya
Fabrizio Cometto
Investor
New York City, United States
Omon Ukpoma Olaiya
Regional Investment Team Lead
Nairobi, Kenya
Frequently asked questions
Who is Srilata Kammila?
Srilata Kammila is a government-backed investor based in Kenya, listed as Director and Chief Investment Officer at United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF). The known portfolio of that firm counts 8 companies. That portfolio belongs to the firm, not to Srilata Kammila personally.
What does Srilata Kammila invest in?
Listed sectors include Climate, Commerce, Education and FinTech; listed focus areas include AgriTech, Beauty, Blended Finance and Clean and Renewable Energy. Those tags come from the portfolios of the firms this profile is attached to, so they read as a record of what has been backed rather than a stated preference for what comes next.
What stage does Srilata Kammila invest at?
United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) appears in Pre-Seed and Seed rounds across its known deals, and Srilata Kammila is listed there as Director and Chief Investment Officer. Stage is the strongest single filter when you build a target list: an investor with no record at your stage rarely starts with you.
Which firm is Srilata Kammila listed at?
Srilata Kammila is listed as Director and Chief Investment Officer at United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF). 24 other people in the database share a firm with Srilata Kammila.
How do I contact Srilata Kammila?
A LinkedIn page is on file for Srilata Kammila. It is readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account. The database holds no email address and no phone number for this profile.
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