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In the past four years, New Story has funded over 2,200 homes, building 17 communities for over 11,000 people across Mexico, Haiti, El Salvador, and Bolivia. In 2018, New Story partnered with ICON and developed the first 3D printer of homes designed to serve the families who need shelter most.
My grandparents ran a very large cookie and bread factory in Bolivia. That's the piece that we focus on and we've gotten to partner with banks and corporations and incredible companies and foundations that are doing great work out there to be that bridge between the resources they have and the business owner needs.
We travel to locations, for example Bolivia, and work with artists and makers there to design apparel. The first thing is to make sure we are finding the right partner. It can be difficult to find the right partner in all these different countries, so that plays a part in how we choose the countries.
He knew a bunch of other VCs in NYC and seemed like a great potential Limited Partner connection. Of course I am—Bolivia is a landlocked country.) About a year ago, I received a LinkedIn connection from Richard Briggs—a Brooklyn Law Grad who spend 25 successful years at Lehman and was operating his own family office.
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