Ecosummit

Startups apply by submitting a PDF deck to pitch on stage. Approved companies receive a 5-minute filmed slot that is published on YouTube. This process creates a gated, publicly viewable pipeline that both investors and corporates can screen before the conference.

No. Ecosummit is a marketplace and conference platform — not a pooled investment vehicle. It connects startups with VCs, corporate ventures, and service providers for fundraising, co-investment, and M&A conversations, but does not maintain a disclosed balance sheet or fund structure.

Ecosummit targets early-stage through late-stage startups exclusively in AI, energy, climate, and deep tech. Its pitch curation filters for digital and hardware-enabled sustainability automation, with a focus on ventures that directly support decarbonisation.

Attendees include fundraising founders, active VCs, corporate venture groups, and service providers. The marketplace is designed to foster corporate venturing, open innovation, and M&A alongside traditional Series Seed through late-stage fundraising conversations.

Ecosummit operates as an ongoing, curated marketplace rather than a one-off event series. Its persistent archive of over 1,600 pitch videos posted since 2010 functions as a permanent discovery layer that extends relationship origination well beyond the live events.