AQAL Capital (Bozesan Family Office)

AQAL Capital (Bozesan Family Office)

AQAL Capital was established in 2014 by Dr. Mariana Bozesan and Tom Schulz. Their capital stems from prior technology exits including the IPO of corporate ISP Cybernet AG and the sale of demand-response firm Entelios AG. The firm operates as a single-family office that applies the AQAL framework derived from Ken Wilber's Integral Theory to screen and de-risk investments. The office commits to seed and Series A direct investments, SPVs, and select fund-of-funds positions. It maintains exposure to ClimateTech, Energy Transition & Renewables, AgriTech & FoodTech, Digital Health, and EdTech. Geographic reach covers Europe and North America. A 2023 seed round in DNTOX GmbH was completed with High-Tech Gründerfonds, Bool Capital, Barbara Korte-Sturm, and Nikolaus Sturm. Additional activity includes participation in the Climate Endowment Fund alongside Wermuth Asset Management and Jochen Wermuth. Team size and total deployment figures remain undisclosed. The firm maintains the AQAL Foundation as a separate philanthropic vehicle. Dr. Bozesan holds memberships in the Club of Rome as Co-Chair of the Nominations Committee, the World Academy of Art and Science, and Toniic's 100% Impact Network. In 2024 she appeared on panels at the SRI/SSD2024 Congress with representatives from EIT Climate-KIC and UNESCO. A structural distinction lies in the explicit linkage between the family office and the AQAL Foundation, which channels mission-related capital while preserving separate governance. This architecture allows coordinated deployment of for-profit and philanthropic resources under the same Integral Investing mandate without commingling assets.