Kamil Moczulski

Kamil Moczulski is a Polish venture investor with roughly eight years of investment and advisory experience, focused primarily on early-stage technology companies. He is a graduate of the Wrocław University of Economics, where he specialized in Investments, and he completed an executive-education program in Venture Capital at IE Business School in Madrid in 2019. He began his career as a consultant at an international consulting firm advising corporate-finance leaders before moving into principal investing.

His investing career spans several Polish funds. He held investment roles at Fidiasz EVC (the venture arm tied to Krzysztof Domarecki, founder of the Selena Group), Experior VC, and Capital Partners, and later served as Investment Director at Tar Heel Capital Pathfinder, a Warsaw-based venture builder and pre-seed/seed VC fund. Across these roles he has been involved in more than a dozen investments, supporting portfolio companies on strategy, value creation, and fundraising.

At Fidiasz, the focus is early-stage deep-tech and industrial innovation — fintech, IoT, bio-agro, new materials, modern construction materials, and unconventional energy — primarily in Poland. Note that public records are not fully consistent on his current title (Investment Manager vs. Investment Associate) and most recent affiliation: some aggregators list a more recent corporate-finance role (TMT M&A / CFO at Navigator Capital Group, New York), while his Fidiasz email and several profiles tie him to Fidiasz. Treat the exact present-day title as approximate.

He has also been visible in the regional startup ecosystem as a speaker and pitch-contest judge, including serving as a judge at Wolves Summit's Great Pitch Contest (Wolves Summit 13, March 2021).

• Invests at seed / early stage in technology and deep-tech startups, with sector emphasis on FinTech, IoT, bio-agro, new and industrial materials, modern construction materials, and unconventional energy.
• Geographically concentrated on Poland and Central & Eastern Europe.
• Positions the fund as "a bridge between innovation and the market" — i.e., commercializing technical/scientific innovation rather than purely consumer plays.
• Looks for companies where he can add value through strategy, value creation, and fundraising support, reflecting his advisory background.
• On a representative deal, he framed the rationale around product quality meeting a broad market need and setting new industry standards ("Rating Captain has created a high-quality product, responding to the needs of a wide audience… the platform really helps not only to develop business, but also promotes new standards of customer relationship").