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Big Sky Capital: Venture capital firm investing in early-stage enterprise AI and B2B SaaS startups, supporting underrepresented founders in emerging markets.
Big Sky Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Miami, Florida, that invests in enterprise artificial intelligence and B2B SaaS startups. The firm primarily targets pre-seed, seed, and Series A funding rounds for companies operating within emerging markets across Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, and the United States. Operating with more than $18 million in assets under management across eight offices, the firm typically writes initial investment checks ranging from $250,000 to $500,000. The organization recently launched an inaugural $20 million venture capital fund dedicated to supporting underrepresented founders building disruptive enterprise technologies. Big Sky Capital has built a growing portfolio of international software companies that includes recognizable startup investments such as Kwaaka, Clockster, and Maca. The firm was founded in 2021 by co-founders and managing partners Jahn Karsybaev and Adil Nurgozhin.
Key people at Big Sky Capital.
Key people at Big Sky Capital.
Big Sky Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm dedicated to investing in exceptional founders building disruptive enterprise SaaS (Software as a Service) solutions, primarily in emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Central Asia. Their mission centers on a *Founder-First* philosophy, emphasizing hands-on support beyond capital—providing strategic guidance, operational assistance, and network connections to empower visionary entrepreneurs. The firm focuses on underrepresented founders, aiming to drive transformative change in B2B enterprise technology sectors. Their impact on the startup ecosystem includes fostering innovation in emerging markets and enabling startups to scale with better access to resources and expertise[1][2][4].
Founded in 2022 by Jahn Karsybaev and Adil Nurgozhin, Big Sky Capital emerged from the founders’ own entrepreneurial experiences and a recognition of the challenges faced by early-stage companies in emerging markets. The firm has evolved with a clear focus on supporting underrepresented founders through actionable insights and hands-on partnership. Since inception, it has launched a $20 million fund dedicated to early-stage enterprise SaaS startups, reflecting its commitment to nurturing innovation in regions often overlooked by traditional venture capital[1][2][4].
Big Sky Capital rides the growing global trend of investing in enterprise SaaS solutions that disrupt traditional industries, particularly in emerging markets where digital transformation is accelerating. The timing is critical as these regions experience increased startup activity and improved capital access, but still face gaps in tailored venture support. By focusing on underrepresented founders, the firm helps democratize access to capital and expertise, fostering a more inclusive global tech ecosystem. Their active involvement in early-stage funding and operational support helps mature these ecosystems, encouraging more frequent and higher-quality capital raises[1][2].
Looking ahead, Big Sky Capital is poised to expand its influence by continuing to back visionary founders in emerging markets, potentially increasing fund sizes and deepening operational support. Trends such as digital transformation in enterprise sectors, growing startup ecosystems in Asia and Central Asia, and increased corporate venture activity will shape their journey. Their founder-centric, hands-on approach positions them to remain a key catalyst for innovation and growth in underfunded regions, potentially setting new standards for venture capital engagement in emerging markets[1][2].
This outlook ties back to their core mission of empowering founders to dream big and create lasting impact through disruptive enterprise SaaS solutions.
