“Moving to a better world”
güil is a Latin American Venture Builder firm that creates and invests in extraordinary mobility solutions that can change the current status quo with a social, environmental, and economic impact.
Founded in Santiago de Chile in 2019 with the Kaufmann Group as an initial supporter, güil has been on a mission to help solve humanity's biggest challenges through the gaze of mobility, by building startups that create impact-driven solutions, supporting and accelerating teams with our market expertise, and investing in early-stage ideas that will redefine our future.
<aside> 💡 In mobility, we see an opportunity to radically transform the way we live.
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We are actively accelerating the transition towards efficient, accessible, inclusive, autonomous, and clean mobility to improve the lives of millions in Latin America.
<aside> ⚡ There is nothing impossible for those who güil try
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Our Creation Methodology is rooted in design thinking and very in-depth research in the global mobility space:
Each Startup begins with a solution to the pains that we want to tackle, with a vision, and those visions are presented to a panel of internal investors undergoing a rigorous selection process. Top visions are then selected to progress, spending the next months further developing the vision before being presented to a second round of investors.
At güil, we also have a strong investment focus.
We invest in mobility companies and funds across the world. Our investment arm has three main objectives; first to nourish our creation process, accelerate our learning about mobility trends, and balance our portfolio.
<aside> 💡 We are a mobility venture builder that embraces and transforms significant societal problems into extraordinary, sustainable solutions.
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<aside> 🚀 We aspire to create a distance-free world.
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We dream of a world that is free of distance; we dream about a world where people and things can connect with total access.
<aside> 🗣 What we believe in. What we stand for.
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