Our mission

Capital should find the missing middle.

Across emerging markets, the most consequential enterprises are stranded — too large for microfinance, too small and too opaque for conventional investors. Inclusive Capital exists to close that gap with data and AI.

Data · AI · Aggregate

How we close the gap

Three forces, working together. Data makes opaque enterprises legible; AI makes evaluation scalable; aggregation makes the missing middle reachable for large pools of capital.

Data

We make the missing middle legible — structuring unstructured documents into investor-standard, comparable deals.

AI

We score deals against national super-fund and impact criteria — at a scale and cost no manual process could reach.

Aggregate

Bridges the deal-size mismatch so that the missing middle becomes reachable for large pools of capital.

Founding team

Built by operators across strategy, product & engineering

A focused team pairing stakeholder relationships with deep emerging-market capital-markets expertise.

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Bayasa Rentsendorj
Stakeholder Flows

Owns stakeholder-facing flows — the IPA & Chamber module, market localisation, and regulator relationships. Supplies the deal pipeline and validates the onboarding agent with real enterprises.

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Robert W. van Zwieten
Strategy & Capital Markets

Former CEO of EMPEA, the global industry body for private capital in emerging markets — bringing deep capital-markets and DFI relationships across emerging and frontier markets.

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Chris Gee
Product Execution

Leads missing-middle build scoping, defines the backlog from the requirements, and runs design-partner demos — translating the business proposal into a shippable product.

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Nathan Gold
Technical Execution

Owns architecture decisions, the AI service layer, and the security baseline — building a modular monolith clean enough to extract services as the platform scales.

Join us in closing the gap.

Whether you're an enterprise, an investor, an agency, or a design partner — there's a place for you in the missing-middle thesis.