Marsha wulff

Marsha Wulff is an early-stage tech venture investor and business mentor.
She has lived and worked internationally, including India, China, South America and many parts of Africa.
Since 1997, she has been a private equity, social impact investor, with a focus on African business development via joint ventures, global trade, private financings, and grant funding.
She co-owns a superfood farm and processing center in Uganda, and has advised the Loftyinc Ltd group of Nigeria since 2009.
She advises Stanford’s Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies, helped establish the Frontier Market Scouts Program of Middlebury Institute that links impact investors to social entrepreneurs, and she initiated the Geneva-based Bamboo Finance investment into South Africa’s CareCross Health Group.
She has vetted thousands of venture proposals, helped establish dozens of businesses and co-founded several investor networks.
She earned her Executive MBA at SMU’s Cox School of Business in Dallas, Texas.