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Building Confidence in Aquaculture: Thoughts on the Future in the Pecha Kucha Styleo SUNIL KADRI, AQUAINNOVATION

o MATT THOMPSON, NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM

o ROBERT JONES, THE NATURE CONSERVANCY

o ISAAC FRAYND, AQUA-SPARK

o JENNIFER BUSHMAN, ROUTE TO MARKET

o SCOTT WILLIAMS, BJ’S WHOLESALE CLUB

IsaacFrayndIsaac tracks more than 1,000 investment opportunities,

moving them through our dealflow process when appropriate.

Prior to Aqua-Spark, Isaac worked as an investment banking

analyst at Deutsche Bank’s New York office on market

analysis, financial modeling, valuation scenarios and deal

execution. Isaac worked within the Latin America Group,

across sectors, primarily focusing on mergers and

acquisitions. Isaac is from Panama City, Panama.

DEALFLOWMANAGERAQUA-SPARK

SHAPING THE FUTURE OF AQUACULTURE THROUGH

INVESTMENT

1900 1925 1950 1975 2000 2025 2050

10 BILLION

The world’s popula/on con/nues to grow

Matorka

:

Good aquaculture is essential for the future.

Matorka

1950 20151960 1970 1980 1990 2000

638,575 KG

76,600,000,000 KG

Global growth of aquaculture

2010

Aqua-Spark strives to move the aquaculture industry towards

healthy, sustainable, affordable produc<on with comparable

financial returns

STRATEGY

building an ecosystem acrossthe value chain

6 0 - 8 0 C O M PAN I E S

ACROSS SPECIES

ACROSS GEOGRAPHIES

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Iniversities

overnments

ortfolio companies

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Think Tanks

We try to bring as much added value as possible, for everyone

in the ecosystem

H E A L T H & G E N E T I C S

F E E D

T E C H N O L O G YM A R K E T A C C E S S

F A R M S

R & D

Global aquaculture production needs to triple by 2050

Join the blue revolu.on and the future of food produc.on!

isaac@aqua-spark.nl