Tigre Wenrich is a multicultural venture capital investor at LAB Ventures who uniquely combines his role as Managing Partner with being CEO of The LAB Miami co-working hub, allowing him to both build community and deploy capital into the founders he meets through that ecosystem. Unlike most VCs who come from pure finance backgrounds, he brings 30+ years of multinational operating experience including serving as founding COO/CFO at Open English, which he helped scale into one of Latin America's best-known edtech companies.

• A strong focus on early-stage property technology companies. The core message is a consistent eagerness to support and invest in startups bringing innovation to real estate, including smart buildings and virtual reality tools for property sales. As an example, the timeline prominently features announcements regarding a new property technology rolling fund, specifically celebrating an early investment to back the startup Wellerz right before their New York City launch.
• Championing the Miami technology and startup ecosystem. A recurring theme is the promotion of South Florida as a premier destination for founders, highlighting the robust local angel investor network, strong municipal support, and lifestyle advantages over traditional tech hubs. A great example is a post celebrating the success of homegrown portfolio companies like Expetitle, paired with welcoming invitations for newly relocated founders to visit the LAB Miami coworking space in Wynwood for coffee and networking.
• Sourcing startups through industry showcases and pitch competitions. The overarching point is to encourage early-stage founders to step into the spotlight and pitch their ideas directly to major venture capital and real estate decision makers. For instance, there are repeated calls to action urging early-stage founders to apply for the startup showcase at the Blueprint conference so they can get stage time in front of heavy hitting investors from firms like Fifth Wall and Starwood.