We’re on a mission to find, evaluate, and help accelerate purpose-driven entrepreneurs working with frontier technologies that fundamentally improve the way we live and the planet we live on (or even beyond it).
Called “the Nobel Prize for Sustainability” by Reuters, Katerva has been identifying and accelerating disruptive innovations since 2011.
Of the 71 for-profit tech winners of the Katerva Prize, 28% have become unicorns. These companies raised $52B and generated over $320Bn in enterprise value.
Powering this unprecedented unicorn-conversion rate is an AI-augmented global expert network that includes thousands of entrepreneurs, innovators, academics, researchers, business and thought leaders, policymakers, NGOs and investors. These relationships are strategically placed close to where innovation is happening, providing Katerva with the widest and earliest access to the breakthroughs that pull the future forward.
Called “the Nobel Prize for Sustainability” by Reuters, Katerva has been identifying and accelerating disruptive innovations since 2011.
Of the 71 for-profit tech winners of the Katerva Prize, 28% have become unicorns. These companies raised $52B and generated over $320Bn in enterprise value.
Powering this unprecedented unicorn-conversion rate is an AI-augmented global expert network that includes thousands of entrepreneurs, innovators, academics, researchers, business and thought leaders, policymakers, NGOs and investors. These relationships are strategically placed close to where innovation is happening, providing Katerva with the widest and earliest access to the breakthroughs that pull the future forward.
PRIOR FINALISTS AND WINNERS
From climate change to sustainable energy sources, improved health and well-being for everyone, job creation and human productivity, education, food systems, broad financial empowerment, gender equality or space exploration and utilisation, we’re excited about the future.
Please see below to get a sense of some of the organizations that have caught our attention over the years (and have, in many instances, gone on to become billion-dollar enterprises).
