Petr Vítek built his reputation as much on creating communities for founders as on investing, having co-founded Impact Hub in Prague, Brno, Ostrava, and Zlín and led nine social enterprise acceleration programs, all while focusing on climate, biodiversity, education, and inequality. His background mixes over nine years at Deloitte and a stint as interim CFO of a large Czech manufacturing company with hands-on community building, and he's known for closely questioning whether a startup's impact claims are real, reviewing around 1,000 startups a year while also serving on boards like the Česká spořitelna Foundation and Invest in Bravery.
About their Fund
Tilia Impact Ventures reviews about 1,000 startups a year and rejects roughly 70% of self-described impact companies for not meeting its bar, ties 100% of its carried interest to portfolio impact performance, and applies six explicit impact guidelines with hard thresholds like avoiding or capturing over 100,000 tons of GHGs over five years, all while growing out of Czech social-enterprise roots as the first social impact fund in the Czech Republic and one of only a handful in a CEE region with just 10-15 impact funds compared to about 300 in Western Europe. Its portfolio includes Datlab, a public procurement oversight tool used on over 25,000 tenders that has helped save an estimated €142-143 million annually and supported prosecutions of corrupt officials, reflecting a team that blends media, NGO, startup, and finance backgrounds.
















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