Meet Christine Kenna, a General Partner at IGNIA who embodies the art of relationship-driven venture capital in Latin America. While many focus on the technical aspects of VC, Christine's success stems from her extraordinary ability to build and nurture meaningful connections – whether with entrepreneurs, fellow investors, or through the powerful women's networks she's created across Mexico and Latin America. 

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Her approach transcends traditional investment metrics; it's about being a catalyst for change while helping entrepreneurs uncover their authentic selves. From co-founding Mujeres Invirtiendo to building MBA Mujeres de Mexico, Christine demonstrates how intentional relationship-building can transform entire ecosystems. 

Through candid insights and compelling stories, she shares what drew her to venture capital and her perspective on impact investing. Stay tuned until the end to discover her thoughtful take on why venture capital isn't for everyone – and how to know if it's right for you.

Highlights:

• Christine’s chosen career path in VC, helping entrepreneurs realize their greatest potential. 
• Defining impact investing for those who may not know what it is.
• Significant shifts in Christine’s journey that led her to become a venture capitalist.
• The characteristics that fuel her success and empower her to excel in her work today.
• Why learning from the mistakes you will inevitably make in a VC career is crucial.
• Some of the challenges Christine has encountered throughout her career.
• The role of a crystal clear “why” in her personal and professional success.
• What keeps Christine fired up in this industry and her thoughts on compensation.
• The impact mentors or sponsors have had on her journey: The Kauffman Fellows.
• Insight into the concept of standing on people’s shoulders.
• Christine’s go-to resources for those looking to get into VC. 
• Why she’d like to be remembered as a change agent and catalyst. 
• Her thoughts on how to discern whether you are not built for VC. 

Relevant Links Mentioned:

IGNIA

Kauffman Fellows

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