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Building Community-Driven Venture Capital with Pablo Casilimas, Managing Partner of OneSixOne Ventures


In this episode of Sound Investments, host Ed Barker talks with Pablo Casilimas, co-founder and managing partner of OneSixOne. Pablo shares his journey from a student entrepreneur to venture capitalist, emphasizing the significance of community in venture capital. They discuss how OneSixOne was created, the innovative approach they take to building their fund, and the critical role of community. Pablo also shares insights on the types of sectors they invest in, the importance of founder-market fit, and the future vision for OneSixOne. Throughout the conversation, Pablo highlights some of their portfolio companies and the unique strategies they employ to support their founders.


00:00 Introduction

01:21 Pablo's Journey to VC

04:26 Building Community & Fund Strategy

05:52 Investment Focus & Sectors

07:47 Founder Criteria & Portfolio

11:25 Fundraising & LPs

15:06 Geography & Ecosystems

20:04 Trends & Founder Stories

23:54 Working with Founders

28:19 Portfolio Highlights

33:24 The Future of OneSixOne

41:54 Personal Insights & Closing


About Your Host

Ed Barker has enjoyed a weird and varied career. Ed is a Brit now resident in Seattle and has founded three startups, enjoyed a long career in corporate strategy, and most recently as a VC. He's now building a podcast production company, Studio 1878. Sound Investments is a modest attempt to shine some light on the fantastic work being done in the Pacific Northwest entrepreneurial community.


Pablo Casilimas, Managing Partner, OneSixOne Ventures

Pablo is the Co-Founder OneSixOne, a pre-seed venture firm investing in Cloud and AI infrastructure, GovTech, and enterprise software. With roots in Miami and a background in Industrial Engineering from the University of Florida, Pablo built his reputation by fostering startup ecosystems in underserved markets—starting with Gainesville, then expanding to Miami and Seattle. He launched OneSixOne to back overlooked technical founders at the earliest stages.

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