Beatriz González founded Seaya in 2013, making her one of the few women to start a venture capital firm in Europe, and she has built the fund into a go-to investor for founders in Spain and southern Europe while also backing companies across Latin America and taking hands-on roles like joining the board of Remuner. Her move into climate investing grew out of her experience backing Wallbox, and she's earned recognition from Spanish government and industry publications as well as global investors as a defining figure in Spain's startup scene.
About their Fund
Seaya is a female-founded venture capital fund headquartered in Spain that invests in climate technology companies at the Series B stage and beyond, helping them scale from a working product to full industrial deployment; its climate fund, Andromeda, is the first Article 9 climate-tech fund based in Southern Europe, a region whose exposure to heat waves, drought, and wildfires, along with deep expertise in renewables, auto parts, agriculture, and real estate, gives Seaya practical insight into the sectors it backs. Seaya also acts as a bridge between Europe and Latin America, with teams in Madrid, Barcelona, and Mexico City, and it invests using a Series A+ approach, typically committing €2 million to €8 million at first and up to €20 million in follow-on funding as companies expand across both regions.
















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