Adriana Saman brings a non-traditional background to venture capital with a Political Science degree from University of Pennsylvania and early career experience in Latin American M&A at J.P. Morgan followed by consumer payments strategy at Chase, giving her hands-on exposure to how large financial institutions actually build and scale payments products before transitioning to investing. She operates with an unusually founder-centric, non-controlling investment style at Clocktower Technology Ventures, focusing on seed-stage fintech in Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Chile without leading rounds or taking board seats, and has been recognized by LAVCA as one of the "Top Women Investors in Latin America" for her specialization in early-stage fintech across these emerging markets. Adriana Saman brings a non-traditional background to venture capital with a Political Science degree from University of Pennsylvania and early career experience in Latin American M&A at J.P. Morgan followed by consumer payments strategy at Chase, giving her hands-on exposure to how large financial institutions actually build and scale payments products before transitioning to investing. She operates with an unusually founder-centric, non-controlling investment style at Clocktower Technology Ventures, focusing on seed-stage fintech in Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Chile without leading rounds or taking board seats, and has been recognized by LAVCA as one of the "Top Women Investors in Latin America" for her