Trisno Tjandi is an Investor at Genesis, whose known portfolio counts 2 companies.
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Investment focus
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- Arts & Culture GrantsBatteryCarbonEVMobilitySustainability
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Investor at Genesis, whose known portfolio counts 2 companies
- Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts
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Investor Profile
The listing covers sectors Climate, Consumer and Hardware, and focus areas Arts & Culture Grants, Battery, Carbon and EV. Startups operating in these areas may find Trisno Tjandi relevant.
The firm portfolio and the focus above give founders context on whether Trisno Tjandi matches their raise.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Trisno Tjandi?
Trisno Tjandi is a corporate venture investor based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, listed as Investor at Genesis. The known portfolio of that firm counts 2 companies. That portfolio belongs to the firm, not to Trisno Tjandi personally.
What does Trisno Tjandi invest in?
Listed sectors include Climate, Consumer and Hardware; listed focus areas include Arts & Culture Grants, Battery, Carbon and EV. 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.
Which firm is Trisno Tjandi listed at?
Trisno Tjandi is listed as Investor at Genesis. One other person in the database shares a firm with Trisno Tjandi.
How do I contact Trisno Tjandi?
A LinkedIn page is on file for Trisno Tjandi. 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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