Michael Luciani's guest appearances

Michael Luciani

The Great Battlefield

We Rebel

Digital Politics with Karen Jagoda

The Tech 4 Climate Podcast

Kamala Harris

Bernie Sanders

Jimmy Carter

Mark Walsh

Troy Carter

Brandon Harris

Chris Turner

Ben Katz

Jim Fox

David Nussbaum

Paul Wilson

Eric Wilson

Anthony Constantino

Bryan Miller

Mike Madrid

OwlTail

From political tech to frontier tech, Michael found you don’t need a science background to make a big impact in climate tech. Ep.#45 Michael Luciani, founder of Exponential Impact  - Tech4Climate Podcast by Startup basecampPART 1: Meet the investorIn today’s episode, we are speaking with Michael Luciani, founding partner at Exponential Impact Rolling Fund.  Exponential Impact is a pre-seed and seed stage fund that backs frontier-tech founders developing technologies largely in the field of synthetic biology tech, deeptech or hardtech startups in order to provide radically effective solutions for  the Climate crisis . I was excited to speak with Michael whose varied career path began with his domestic policy work in the White House to then join the Hilary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign. He then transitioned into the Tech sector when he founded Tuesday, a political-tech startup for advocacy organizations and nonprofits which has been backed by well-known Tech investors such as ​​Reid Hoffman or Chris Sacca, prior to being acquired in 2020. Despite not having a background in science, Michael found that he could still make a valuable contribution to the climate tech sector and founded Exponential Impact to support companies that have the potential to save the world (literally). With Michael’s interesting background, I was looking forward to getting his non-scientist  view on synthetic biology and its huge potential impact on the economy and the climate tech sector. During the show, Micheal gives an interesting overview of the synthetic bio landscape and who he sees are the major players, the regulatory challenges and opportunities, and the most exciting synbio tech applications that are currently cooking in the labs. He also shares more about his approach to climate tech funding, how he built Exponential impact, how he sources founders, what he offers them and how he measures their potential impact. Part 2: My secret sauce:In the second part of the show, Michael gives his secret sauce for founders looking to pitch to investors and the criteria he uses to base his investment decisions along with a few examples of what works, what doesnt, and the red flags he notices when hearing pitches. Lastly, Michael gives us his main book recommendations for Entrepreneurs in Climate Tech. 🚨 OUR COMMITMENT🚨When we reach 1000 subscribers we will plant 1000 trees with our Partners.🌱Help us to reach this 1st goal.Share 1 episode with a friend.❤️  🌎Access to exclusive contents &amp; learn more about Tech 4 Climate Podcast by Startup Basecamp        👉  https://startupbasecamp.org/the-tech-4-climate-podcast/

From political tech to frontier tech, Michael found you don’t need a science background to make a big impact in climate tech. Ep.#45 Michael Luciani, founder of Exponential Impact  - Tech4Climate Podcast by Startup basecamp PART 1: Meet the investor In today’s episode, we are speaking with Michael Luciani, founding partner at Exponential Impact Rolling Fund.  Exponential Impact is a pre-seed and seed stage fund that backs frontier-tech founders developing technologies largely in the field of synthetic biology tech, deeptech or hardtech startups in order to provide radically effective solutions for  the Climate crisis .  I was excited to speak with Michael whose varied career path began with his domestic policy work in the White House to then join the Hilary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign. He then transitioned into the Tech sector when he founded Tuesday, a political-tech startup for advocacy organizations and nonprofits which has been backed by well-known Tech investors such as ​​Reid Hoffman or Chris Sacca, prior to being acquired in 2020. Despite not having a background in science, Michael found that he could still make a valuable contribution to the climate tech sector and founded Exponential Impact to support companies that have the potential to save the world (literally).  With Michael’s interesting background, I was looking forward to getting his non-scientist  view on synthetic biology and its huge potential impact on the economy and the climate tech sector. During the show, Micheal gives an interesting overview of the synthetic bio landscape and who he sees are the major players, the regulatory challenges and opportunities, and the most exciting synbio tech applications that are currently cooking in the labs. He also shares more about his approach to climate tech funding, how he built Exponential impact, how he sources founders, what he offers them and how he measures their potential impact.  Part 2: My secret sauce:In the second part of the show, Michael gives his secret sauce for founders looking to pitch to investors and the criteria he uses to base his investment decisions along with a few examples of what works, what doesnt, and the red flags he notices when hearing pitches. Lastly, Michael gives us his main book recommendations for Entrepreneurs in Climate Tech.  🚨 OUR COMMITMENT🚨When we reach 1000 subscribers we will plant 1000 trees with our Partners.🌱Help us to reach this 1st goal.Share 1 episode with a friend.❤️  🌎Access to exclusive contents &amp; learn more about Tech 4 Climate Podcast by Startup Basecamp        👉  <a href="https://startupbasecamp.org/the-tech-4-climate-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://startupbasecamp.org/the-tech-4-climate-podcast/</a>

Ep.#45:  Funding Frontier Tech with Michael Luciani, Exponential Impact.

Michael Luciani, CEO, The Tuesday Company talks about the use of their Team app that was instrumental in flipping the House in 2018.  The keys were creating a user-friendly interface to address challenges of organizing and motivating volunteers, ease of coordinating with multiple groups, engaging low-propensity voters, and encouraging sharing of campaign related digital content across all generations. @TuesdayCompany TuesdayCompany.com

Michael Luciani, CEO, The Tuesday Company talks about the use of their Team app that was instrumental in flipping the House in 2018.  The keys were creating a user-friendly interface to address challenges of organizing and motivating volunteers, ease of coordinating with multiple groups, engaging low-propensity voters, and encouraging sharing of campaign related digital content across all generations. @TuesdayCompany <a href="http://tuesdaycompany.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">TuesdayCompany.com</a>

Power of Digital Field Tools with Michael Luciani The Tuesday Company