Axel Georgian Business Angel Networking Event: Exploring Opportunities in Tbilisi

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In mid-October 2024, I had the pleasure of attending the Axel Georgian Business Angel networking event, held right here in Tbilisi. Having passively observed the Georgian tech scene for over a decade, this event provided the perfect platform to witness firsthand the innovation and ambition fueling the local startup ecosystem. 

With TerraMatris Crypto Hedge Fund now in full swing, my focus has shifted to both raising capital and scouting promising investment opportunities—be it over centralized or decentralized exchanges (CEX or DEX). The timing for such an event couldn't have been better.

The evening kicked off with an electric atmosphere of pitches and networking. Entrepreneurs passionately presented their ideas, and the energy in the room was contagious. One standout was Sergi, who pitched his Tata app, a promising project with potential. It’s always refreshing to see such talent emerging from Georgia, a country that has consistently shown resilience and growth in the tech space over the years.

Sergi pitching for Tata app

Though I haven't yet become a member of the AXEL network, the thought of becoming an Angel investor in Georgia is something I’ve considered for a long time. With TerraMatris expanding, it feels like the right moment to connect more deeply with the local scene. I’m eager to see where this journey leads, both in terms of raising capital and identifying the next big thing in Georgian tech.

The evening was not all about business, though. I enjoyed some fine Scotch whiskey and shared thoughts with my partner in crime, reflecting on the potential Georgia holds. The event offered an exciting glimpse into the future, and I left feeling optimistic about the road ahead. Let’s see what the future brings.

For now, I’ll continue to observe, network, and raise—but the idea of officially joining the AXEL network and becoming an active player in Georgia’s investment landscape is more appealing than ever.

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