Base10 Partners

Base10 Partners is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco, California. Founded in 2017 by Adeyemi Ajao and TJ Nahigian, the company specializes in early-stage investments, focusing on automation and intelligent software across various sectors such as finance, food, healthcare, retail, operations, logistics, and construction.

Adeyemi Ajao

Managing Partner

Jackie Chen

Investor

Rexhi Dollaku

General Partner

Rexhep Dollaku

Partner

Luci Fonseca

Principal

Drake Hicks

Investor

Jamison Hill

Partner

Jason Kong

Partner

Andrew Lebovitz

Partner

Dani London

Senior Associate

TJ Nahigian

Managing Partner

Thomas Nahigian

Co-Founder and Managing Partner

Laura Weidman Powers JD

Operating Partner

Sarah Ramos

Investor

Ajani Smith-Washington

Associate

Jacob Suh

Senior Associate

Jacob Suh

Senior Associate

Past deals in Mexico

Calii

Series A in 2022
Founded in 2016 by Stanford engineers, Calii is a technology-driven grocery delivery service operating primarily in Latin America. It connects consumers directly with producers, aggregating demand and matching it with supply through group-buying strategies. Calii offers ultra-fresh produce and thousands of grocery items, delivered within two hours, aiming to reduce waste and save customers money by eliminating middlemen.

SkydropX

Series A in 2021
SkydropX is a logistics management platform based in Mexico that connects businesses with independent local distributors for the delivery of products. It serves the e-commerce and retail sectors in Latin America by centralizing shipment management, which helps reduce delivery times and costs. The platform enables users to ship postage at competitive rates, track shipments in real-time, and integrate these shipments directly into their shopping carts via API. By leveraging a network of independent drivers, SkydropX simplifies the process of sending and receiving parcels, ultimately enhancing customer service for businesses.

Yaydoo

Series A in 2021
Yaydoo is a Mexico City-based procurement and payments platform that serves businesses with an online platform and mobile app for automating purchasing and supplier management. The platform combines cloud-based procure-to-pay software and AI tools to automate vendor management, integrate catalogs, and streamline requests, approvals, goods receipt tracking, and invoice processing with automated three-way matching. It provides visibility into procurement and spend, supports forecasting and budgeting, and enables comparison of products and negotiated discounts. The solution also functions as a B2B payments and expense-management tool to simplify purchase decisions and streamline accounting for online retailers. Founded in 2016, Yaydoo helps organizations reduce manual work, improve spend control, and accelerate procurement cycles.

Calii

Seed Round in 2020
Founded in 2016 by Stanford engineers, Calii is a technology-driven grocery delivery service operating primarily in Latin America. It connects consumers directly with producers, aggregating demand and matching it with supply through group-buying strategies. Calii offers ultra-fresh produce and thousands of grocery items, delivered within two hours, aiming to reduce waste and save customers money by eliminating middlemen.

Lana

Series A in 2020
Lana is a technology company that connects underserved populations in Mexico, Chile, and Peru with inclusive financial services via its mobile app.

Lana

Seed Round in 2020
Lana is a technology company that connects underserved populations in Mexico, Chile, and Peru with inclusive financial services via its mobile app.

Grin Scooter

Seed Round in 2018
Grin Scooters is a software company that manages a network of shared electric scooters and skates, aimed at providing a fun and eco-friendly mode of transportation. Currently operating in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Sao Paulo, and Bogota, Grin focuses on enhancing urban mobility while promoting environmental sustainability. The company is dedicated to connecting people through its electric mobility solutions, offering an alternative to traditional transportation methods and contributing to the reduction of pollution in urban areas. Grin has plans to expand its operations to additional cities across Latin America.
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