Zaz Ventures

Zaz Ventures focuses on helping deep tech innovators secure funding, particularly from European programs like the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator. They specialize in developing funding proposals and providing end-to-end support, including drafting materials, managing due diligence, preparing for interviews, and negotiating terms. Their commitment lies in bridging the gap between research and market impact, enabling deep tech companies to accelerate their journey from lab to market. Zaz Ventures claims to excel at navigating the complexities of European funding, evidenced by their ranking as a top performer in the EIC Accelerator program based on the number of successful cases they have handled. Their strategy involves identifying a strategic mix of equity and non-dilutive funding from both public and private sources, tailored to the specific growth stage and ambitions of each company they work with. They operate on a no-win-no-pay business model, aligning their interests with their clients and ensuring a complete focus on building winning proposals. This approach eliminates upfront costs and emphasizes their commitment to a mutually beneficial partnership. They have a strong track record, claiming to achieve success rates 4-5 times higher than average across various domains in competitive funding instruments. Zaz Ventures leverages their experience and understanding of the funding landscape to help companies secure funding from prestigious European programs. They claim to have a deep understanding of the challenges faced by deep tech innovators across various sectors, including quantum technologies, semiconductors, cleantech, agritech, biotech, medtech, transportation, space, security, and industrial technologies. They aim to drive innovation and improve lives by supporting companies in bringing their cutting-edge research to real-world applications. Furthermore, Zaz Ventures also positions itself as a thought leader in the European funding space by publishing articles on topics such as winning funding in the EIC program, the challenges faced by 'widening countries' in securing Horizon Europe funding, and providing commentary on the success rates of grant consultants. They offer insights and advice to startups and SMEs navigating the complex landscape of European innovation funding.