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Nanolite Foundation Pioneering the Future of Technology Investment and Social Impact
Nanolite Foundation: Pioneering the Future of Technology Investment and Social Impact
In an age where technological innovation and sustainable development are no longer parallel goals but deeply interconnected imperatives, the Nanolite Foundation has emerged as a compelling force at the intersection of financial acumen and social responsibility. Based in Frankfurt, with a global investment outlook that spans Europe, North America, and beyond, Nanolite Foundation is more than an asset management entity—it is a mission-driven institution reimagining what capital can achieve in the 21st century.
At the core of Nanolite’s identity is its commitment to investing in cutting-edge technologies, promoting industrial transformation, and driving inclusive development. With a strategic focus on high-growth sectors such as nanotechnology, green energy, biotech, and AI, the foundation not only generates substantial financial returns but also ensures that these returns are deeply rooted in societal value.
A Vision Forged in Innovation
Founded with the purpose of catalyzing forward-looking investment in frontier science and technology, the Nanolite Foundation operates as a hybrid structure—part investment platform, part philanthropic institution. This dual nature allows it to simultaneously support bold startups, scale transformative enterprises, and fund public-interest projects around the globe.
Greta Sophie Klein, the visionary behind the Foundation and its current executive director, describes Nanolite as a “next-generation bridge between capital and cause.” Speaking from the organization’s Frankfurt headquarters on Große Gallusstraße, she remarks:
“We believe the world is entering an age where finance must not only follow innovation—it must enable it. At Nanolite, we don’t just seek the next unicorn; we invest in the next great leap for humanity.”
Under her leadership, the Foundation has grown rapidly, leveraging partnerships with sovereign wealth funds, leading investment banks, and industrial conglomerates across Europe and North America. These collaborations have enabled Nanolite to develop an agile asset allocation model, capable of identifying and supporting future-defining technologies at their earliest and most impactful stages.
Global Reach, Local Impact
Nanolite Foundation’s investment footprint extends well beyond Frankfurt. Through a network of regional partnerships, satellite offices, and cross-border research hubs, the Foundation actively monitors innovation ecosystems in Silicon Valley, Boston, London, Zurich, Stockholm, and Tel Aviv.
What distinguishes Nanolite from traditional venture firms, however, is its refusal to operate solely in the pursuit of profit. The Foundation’s global portfolio includes:
Nanotech startups focused on advanced materials, drug delivery systems, and next-generation semiconductors.
Climate tech ventures creating scalable solutions for carbon capture, energy storage, and smart mobility.
EdTech platforms democratizing access to STEM education in underserved regions.
AI research labs dedicated to ethical machine learning and data inclusion.
Each investment is guided not only by rigorous due diligence but also by a custom-built “Dual Impact Framework,” which evaluates both financial return and social/environmental benefit. This approach, according to Klein, has become the hallmark of Nanolite’s strategy:
“We never invest in a vacuum. Every dollar we allocate is meant to catalyze long-term positive change. That’s not just a value statement—it’s our investment thesis.”
A Strategic Alliance Network
At the heart of Nanolite’s operational strength lies its powerful alliance network. The Foundation has developed trusted relationships with a range of institutional investors and public sector stakeholders. These include:
European sovereign funds seeking exposure to green innovation and strategic technologies;
North American pension funds looking to balance growth with ESG compliance;
Leading universities and think tanks involved in pre-commercial research.
Through these relationships, Nanolite has gained early access to breakthrough technologies, often participating in seed rounds alongside research grants or governmental co-investment schemes. In several instances, the Foundation has also acted as a knowledge partner, providing policy guidance on sustainable technology regulation and ethical finance models.
In 2024 alone, Nanolite co-invested in over 20 ventures across four continents, deploying more than €500 million in capital across sectors ranging from quantum computing to regenerative medicine. Notably, a recent collaboration with a Scandinavian biotech firm led to a major breakthrough in biodegradable nanocarriers for cancer therapeutics—a deal widely praised in both scientific and financial circles.
Building for Generational Impact
While Nanolite’s portfolio is diverse, its long-term vision is singular: to shape a future where human prosperity is intrinsically aligned with technological evolution and planetary health.
This vision is brought to life through three core initiatives:
Nanolite TechAccess Program
A social equity initiative that funds open-access research, distributes low-cost digital tools, and trains local engineers in emerging markets. From rural India to sub-Saharan Africa, TechAccess has already provided over 30,000 students and educators with nanotechnology learning kits and scholarships.
GreenTech Frontier
A climate-focused investment arm that identifies and scales startups with proven decarbonization potential. Projects under this umbrella range from algae-based biofuels to AI-optimized smart grids.
Foundation Lab Frankfurt
A collaborative R&D center co-managed with local universities and EU tech clusters, focusing on fundamental research in nanoscale materials, with an emphasis on environmental and medical applications. The lab has also become a platform for young researchers and underrepresented founders to access capital and mentorship.
These initiatives reflect Nanolite’s unique ability to translate investment success into social dividends—ensuring that technological progress uplifts societies as much as it disrupts them.
A Thought Leader in Ethical Investing
As the global conversation around responsible finance gains urgency, Nanolite has positioned itself as a key thought leader in shaping what the next generation of investing should look like. From hosting international summits to publishing white papers on AI ethics, the Foundation actively participates in framing industry standards.
In 2023, Nanolite co-authored the “Frankfurt Protocol on Tech Investment Ethics,” a foundational document now referenced by many EU-based venture firms. The protocol emphasizes principles such as:
Transparency in AI deployment,
Non-extractive innovation in developing regions,
Circular economy models for product development.
Klein views these standards not as constraints but as catalysts:
“In a world of volatility and inequality, ethical clarity is not a luxury—it’s a competitive advantage. Investors who lead with integrity will build the most enduring institutions.”
A Look Ahead
With a robust deal pipeline and a growing pool of committed capital, Nanolite is now entering what it calls its “Phase II Horizon Strategy”—a three-year roadmap focused on three areas:
DeepTech Scaling: Supporting mid-stage ventures in areas like synthetic biology, quantum computing, and neural interface systems.
Strategic Philanthropy: Expanding its social funding model to include refugee education, digital public infrastructure, and indigenous knowledge preservation.
Regulatory Advocacy: Working with the European Commission and UNDP to promote frameworks for transparent, impact-driven global investment.
The Foundation is also preparing to launch a dedicated Women in Tech Endowment, aimed at backing female founders and researchers in the STEM space, particularly from emerging economies.
Conclusion: A New Paradigm for Capital
In the grand scheme of global finance, the Nanolite Foundation may still be young. But its model—anchored in foresight, inclusivity, and responsibility—offers a glimpse of where the future of investment is heading.
Gone are the days when capital could afford to be passive. In a world reshaped by climate risk, digital revolution, and geopolitical flux, institutions like Nanolite are not just adapting to change—they are creating it.
As Greta Sophie Klein puts it:
“The world doesn’t need more capital. It needs capital that cares.”
From the high-rises of Frankfurt to the labs of San Francisco and the classrooms of Nairobi, the Nanolite Foundation is proving that with the right vision, investment can be a force for exponential good.
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Fork and Flare Elevates Charcuterie Boards and Grazing Tables Across Orange Countys Entertaining Scene
Fork and Flare Charcuterie and Grazing Tables, founded by Kelsey Lynne in Costa Mesa, redefines Orange County entertaining with artisanal charcuterie boards, grazing tables, and workshops that blend local flavor, creative design, and community connection across Southern California.
Costa Mesa, CA, United States, 8th Oct 2025 – – Fork and Flare Charcuterie and Grazing Tables is revolutionizing entertaining throughout all of Southern California through custom charcuterie boards, grazing tables, and event catering that unite individuals through flavor, texture, and presentation. Established by local entrepreneur and food stylist Kelsey Lynne, the company is Orange County’s signature representative for contemporary grazing experiences, raising the bar for creativity and presentation for its industry.
In essence, Fork and Flare produces edible art—pairing gourmet cheeses, farm-cured meats, fresh produce, and handmade accompaniments into stunning presentations designed to please both your taste buds and your eye. From large charcuterie boards and intimate date-night boxes to stylish grazing tables for corporate occasions and weddings—each order is handcrafted, of the season, and directly sourced from local marketplaces and local farms.
“Charcuterie is more than food—it’s connection,” said Kelsey Lynne, Founder and Creative Director of Fork and Flare. “We want every board to feel personal and inspiring. Whether it’s a cozy get-together or a 200-person celebration, our boards make people stop, look, and share. They create moments.”
Blossoming Trend: Charcuterie Gains Popularity as an Orange County Staple
This growth of grazing culture here in Orange County reflects a broader national trend of experiential dining. With food being as eye-worthy as it is palate-worthy, Fork and Flare has separated itself by concentrating on creativity, freshness, and neighborhood hospitality. Each charcuterie board and grazing table is crafted to tell a story—celebrating local flavors, handcrafted cheeses, and the connections made around food.
Popular offerings include:
- Signature Charcuterie Boards of Various Sizes (Small, Medium, Medium-Plus, and Large)
- Brunch Boards with mini waffles, cured meats, and fruit of the season
- Gluten-Free Charcuterie Boards Using allergen-safe picks
- Crudités Cups and Boards for raw, crunchy vegetable grazing
- Dessert and Candy Boards, such as the charming S’mores Dessert Board
- Spicy Charcuterie Boards for Fearless Eaters
Each of their boards offers easy serving and beautiful presentation—perfect for parties, open houses, bridal showers, and business events. Fork and Flare boards have appeared at weddings, real estate agent opens, new brand rollouts, and high-end pop-ups across the county.
From Grazing Tables to Workshops: A Growing Community Through Food
Apart from its catering and delivery service, Fork and Flare has become a creative space for community experiences. The brand holds seasonal workshops during which guests are taught how to make their own charcuterie boards, including a fine blending of food education and socialization.
Their latest event—The Spooky-Chic Charcuterie Workshop hosted by L’emi Boutique in Mission Viejo—nearly sold out on its first day of opening. Participants will learn to layer cheese, fold prosciutto roses, and create seasonal boards showcasing fall ingredients such as figs, honeycomb, and edible flowers. Everyone will take home a completed Halloween-themed board and memories of laughter, drinks, and communal creativity.
These interactive workshops are a reflection of the mission of the business to make things both fun and accessible when it’s related to food.
“We’re excited to see people become confident about being creative,” Lynne described. “You don’t have to be a chef to create something pretty. You just have to be curious—and have a good cheese knife.”
Where Local Ingredients and Shared Moments Meet
With increasing interest in local artisan catering, Fork and Flare has emphasized sustainability, quality procurement, and design originality. All boards are made using environmentally friendly items like reusable acacia boards, compost cups, and recyclable containers. The company also collaborates with local beekeepers, bakeries, and small-run meat makers, so each element benefits the regional food economy.
Fork and Flare also provides corporate catering options designed for offices, brokers, and event planners—with themed boards for your brand, custom logo stickers, and menu selection. Large events feature charcuterie grazing tables that are full-scale visual centerpieces, blending buffet extravagance and sophisticated fine dining experiences.
About Fork and Flare
Fork and Flare Charcuterie and Grazing Tables is a catering company based in Orange County and committed to outstanding charcuterie boards, grazing tables, and event experiences. They bring visual design, food styling, and hospitality to produce sophisticated events throughout Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo, and other communities. Fork and Flare provides delivery, custom orders, and private workshops year-round.
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Contact Person: Kelsey
Website: https://forkandflare.com
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Address:350 Clinton St.
City: Costa Mesa
State: CA
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Viking Heating & Air Conditioning, a trusted family-owned HVAC contractor based in Chandler, Arizona, announces the significant expansion of its commercial HVAC services throughout the Phoenix Metro Valley.
Chandler, Arizona, United States, 8th Oct 2025 – Viking Heating & Air Conditioning, a trusted family-owned HVAC contractor serving the Phoenix Metro Valley since 2016, announces the significant expansion of its commercial HVAC services to meet growing demand from businesses throughout Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, and Tempe.
The expansion positions Viking to serve a broader range of commercial clients, from small office buildings and retail spaces to restaurants, healthcare facilities, and large industrial operations requiring comprehensive heating, cooling, and ventilation solutions.
“We’ve built our reputation on honest service, transparent pricing, and exceptional customer care in the residential market,” said the Viking HVAC team. “Now we’re bringing that same commitment to businesses throughout the Phoenix Valley. Commercial clients deserve the same level of integrity and expertise that has made us a trusted name among homeowners.”
Comprehensive Commercial HVAC Solutions
Viking’s expanded commercial ventilation and air quality services address the unique challenges businesses face in Arizona’s extreme climate. The company now offers complete commercial solutions including:
- Commercial AC Installation & Replacement: Custom design and installation for offices, retail spaces, restaurants, and industrial facilities
- 24/7 Commercial Emergency Repair: Rapid response teams available around the clock to minimize business disruption
- Preventative Maintenance Programs: Customized maintenance plans designed to protect HVAC investments and prevent costly breakdowns
- Commercial Air Purification: Advanced filtration systems for healthcare, hospitality, and food service industries
- Commercial Kitchen Ventilation: Specialized solutions for restaurants and food preparation facilities
- Energy Efficiency Consulting: Expert analysis to reduce operational costs and improve system performance
- Building Automation Integration: Smart building controls and monitoring systems
Understanding Commercial HVAC Complexity
Commercial HVAC systems differ significantly from residential units in both scale and operational demands. These systems must handle larger spaces, variable occupancy loads, and diverse requirements while maintaining consistent performance throughout demanding schedules.
“Commercial businesses in the Phoenix Valley face unique challenges,” explained Viking’s technical team. “When temperatures exceed 115°F for months on end, commercial HVAC systems work at maximum capacity. One system failure can disrupt business operations, impact customer experience, and cost thousands in lost revenue.”
Modern commercial systems integrate multiple components including rooftop units, chillers, boilers, air handlers, and sophisticated control systems. Building automation systems now control most commercial operations, monitoring temperature zones and adjusting performance based on occupancy patterns and environmental conditions.
Preventive Maintenance as Business Protection
Viking’s commercial expansion emphasizes preventive maintenance as the foundation of system reliability. The company’s comprehensive maintenance programs prevent minor issues from developing into major failures that disrupt business operations.
“Commercial HVAC represents 40-60% of most businesses’ energy consumption,” noted Viking’s service managers. “Proper maintenance can reduce these costs by 15-20% while preventing emergency breakdowns during peak summer months when repairs are most expensive and disruptive.”
Viking’s preventive maintenance programs include:
- Customized filter replacement schedules based on environmental conditions and usage patterns
- Professional coil cleaning to maintain optimal heat transfer efficiency
- Belt inspection and adjustment to prevent unexpected failures
- Refrigerant level checks to ensure adequate cooling capacity
- Ductwork inspection to identify efficiency-reducing leaks
- Control system calibration for accurate temperature management
- Comprehensive system documentation and performance tracking
Energy Efficiency Focus Reduces Operating Costs
Energy efficiency optimization forms a cornerstone of Viking’s commercial services. The company helps businesses reduce operational expenses through smart scheduling, zone control systems, and strategic equipment upgrades.
“We’ve seen businesses reduce energy consumption by 20-30% through optimized scheduling and zone control,” explained Viking’s efficiency specialists. “When you’re only conditioning occupied areas and running systems during actual business hours, the savings add up quickly.”
Viking’s energy efficiency services include:
- Occupancy-based scheduling to eliminate unnecessary operation
- Zone control implementation for large facilities
- Thermostat and sensor calibration to prevent overcooling
- High-efficiency equipment recommendations during replacement cycles
- Utility rebate program navigation to offset upgrade costs
- Energy usage analysis and reporting
Indoor Air Quality Management
Commercial indoor air quality has gained increased attention as businesses recognize its impact on employee productivity and customer comfort. Viking’s expanded services include comprehensive ventilation solutions that ensure compliance with industry standards while optimizing energy efficiency.
“Different business types have specific ventilation requirements,” noted Viking’s air quality specialists. “Restaurants need different solutions than healthcare facilities or office buildings. Our team understands these requirements and designs systems that meet both regulatory standards and operational needs.”
Viking’s air quality services address humidity control to prevent mold growth and protect sensitive equipment, advanced filtration to remove particulates and allergens, and proper ventilation to maintain fresh air circulation throughout commercial spaces.
Emergency Preparedness and 24/7 Response
Understanding that HVAC failures can severely impact business operations, Viking offers 24/7 emergency commercial services with priority response for maintenance program members.
“When a restaurant’s AC fails during lunch rush or an office building loses cooling on a 115-degree day, every minute counts,” emphasized Viking’s emergency response team. “Our commercial clients get priority response because we understand the financial impact of HVAC downtime.”
Viking’s emergency services include:
- Around-the-clock availability for critical failures
- Rapid diagnosis using advanced diagnostic equipment
- Well-stocked service vehicles for same-visit repairs
- Temporary cooling solutions during extended repairs
- Emergency system monitoring and alerts
Technology Integration and Smart Solutions
Viking’s commercial services leverage modern building automation technology to provide unprecedented control and monitoring capabilities. The company offers integration with building management systems, predictive maintenance technologies, and energy management platforms.
“Smart building technology allows businesses to monitor system performance in real-time, identify developing problems before they cause failures, and optimize energy usage based on actual occupancy patterns,” explained Viking’s technology specialists. “These systems provide detailed analytics that support data-driven maintenance and operational decisions.”
Serving Diverse Commercial Industries
Viking’s expanded commercial services support businesses across multiple industries throughout the Phoenix Valley:
- Restaurants and Food Service: Kitchen ventilation, dining area comfort control, and code-compliant installations
- Retail Spaces: Customer comfort optimization and energy-efficient solutions
- Office Buildings: Zone-based climate control and air quality management
- Healthcare Facilities: Precise environmental control and air purification
- Manufacturing and Warehouses: Industrial-scale cooling and ventilation
- Hospitality: Guest comfort and energy efficiency optimization
The Viking Difference in Commercial Service
Viking brings its proven residential service philosophy to the commercial market:
- No Hidden Fees: Transparent, upfront pricing with detailed proposals
- 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee: Standing behind every installation and repair
- Licensed, Bonded & Insured: Professional credentials and comprehensive insurance
- Local Expertise: Deep understanding of Arizona’s climate challenges
- Family-Owned Commitment: Personal service and accountability
- 40+ Years Combined Experience: Seasoned technicians with extensive training
About Viking Heating & Air Conditioning
Founded in 2016, Viking Heating & Air Conditioning is a family-owned and operated HVAC contractor serving the Phoenix Metro Valley. Based in Chandler, Arizona, Viking provides comprehensive heating, cooling, and air quality solutions for residential and commercial clients throughout Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, and Tempe.
Known for honest service, transparent pricing, and exceptional customer care, Viking operates under the tagline “The Bridge Between You and Comfort.” The company services all major HVAC brands and offers 24/7 emergency service to ensure client comfort during Arizona’s extreme weather conditions.
Viking holds all required licenses and insurance, maintains an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, and has built a strong reputation through positive customer reviews and community relationships.
Contact Information
Viking Heating & Air Conditioning
3225 N Arizona Ave Suite C-12
Chandler, AZ 85225
Phone: (480) 689-5167
Email: info@viking-hvac.com
Website: www.viking-hvac.com
Google Business Profile: https://g.co/kgs/ZD1yBA6
Service Area: Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Tempe, and surrounding Phoenix Metro Valley communities
Hours: 24/7 Emergency Service Available
Monday-Friday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Emergency Service Only
For media inquiries, commercial service information, or to schedule a free commercial system evaluation, contact Viking Heating & Air Conditioning at (480) 689-5167 or visit www.viking-hvac.com.
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Contact Person: Nikki Bridge
Website: https://www.viking-hvac.com
Email: Send Email
City: Chandler
State: Arizona
Country:United States
Release id:35000
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X1 EcoChain, the world’s first sustainable DePIN Layer-1 blockchain, is unveiling two initiatives aimed at strengthening both its technical foundation and global community: a $5 million Grant Program for developers and Galxe Starboard, a contributor rewards campaign worth $100,000.
Builder Grants: $5 Million to Drive Web4 Innovation
X1 EcoChain is investing directly into its ecosystem through a $5M grant initiative designed to accelerate real-world adoption of decentralized technologies. The program is open to builders working on projects in DePIN, DeFi, decentralized storage, computing, digital identity, gaming, and metaverse applications.
- Grant awards: $25,000 – $400,000
- Timeline: 90–120 days per project
- Core requirements: scalable solutions, EVM compatibility, robust design
Unlike comparable funding efforts by other blockchains, this program emphasizes ultra-efficient, household-powered decentralization. X1Nodes — consuming only 3 Wh of energy — are already deployed across 65+ countries, forming the backbone of a truly distributed infrastructure.
Priority development areas include:
- Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN)
- Mobile and payment innovations
- DeFi solutions with real utility
- dApps for storage and computation
- Trust, reputation, and identity systems
- SDKs and tools for faster developer onboarding
Galxe Starboard: $100K for Community Impact
Decentralization is not only about technology — it is powered by people. With Galxe Starboard, X1 EcoChain is allocating $100,000 in X1 Coins to recognize contributors who expand the ecosystem through knowledge, creativity, and influence.
Season 1 (September 25 – November 25, 2025):
- Rewards: $50,000 in X1 Coins
- Beneficiaries: 200 top-ranked contributors
- Criteria: merit-based, rewarding impact rather than luck
How to earn points:
- Publish explainers, deep dives, and thought pieces
- Create engaging visuals — infographics, memes, videos
- Share validator perspectives and ecosystem insights
- Drive meaningful conversations and educational outreach
Every authentic contribution strengthens the network, and those who add the most value rise on the leaderboard.
Why It Matters
Most blockchain networks still depend on centralized, energy-intensive data centers. X1 EcoChain offers a radically different approach: a network sustained by plug-and-play nodes using less power than an LED bulb. This model expands access to anyone, anywhere, while remaining environmentally responsible.
Building the Web4 Era
By combining a $5M builder program with a $100K community campaign, X1 EcoChain is advancing both sides of its ecosystem — infrastructure and people. This dual-track strategy underlines the project’s vision: a global, green, community-powered blockchain that moves beyond the limitations of servers and centralized hardware.
About X1 EcoChain
X1 EcoChain is the first decentralized and eco-friendly Layer-1 blockchain running on 3 Wh X1Nodes spread across 65+ countries. Operating on a Proof-of-Authority model, it provides scalability, security, and low-cost transactions while supporting:
- EVM-compatible smart contracts
- Cross-chain connectivity
- Token generation tools
- Comprehensive developer SDKs
With over 6,000 nodes online and a rapidly expanding ecosystem, X1 EcoChain is proving that blockchain can be lightweight, accessible, and truly decentralized.
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