Investment consultant, tech scout and venture practitioner with deep roots across European and US startup ecosystems. Now at Isomer Capital, Michael spent years advising global institutional LPs, sovereign wealth funds and family offices on venture capital asset allocation and private market strategies - first at Cambridge Associates in Silicon Valley and London and later as an independent consultant.
Before focusing on venture fund investments, Michael led emerging tech research at Fidelity Investments, evaluating disruptive startups for enterprise adoption. A co-founder and adviser to a Boston-based medical device startup, he combines high-level LP strategy with hands-on technical curiosity, even holding conversational fluency in Mandarin Chinese and Python.
Michael brings enterprise capital, fund-of-funds diligence, and startup execution together into a sharp thesis on how European venture capital scales - and he's ready to share that exact perspective at How to Web Conference.