Antonio Osio brings a cross-border LatAm–US perspective to seed investing, informed by his Mexico City upbringing and experience operating in both ecosystems, combined with dual bachelor's degrees in economics and law that give him an uncommon legal-financial fluency among seed investors. His professional path spans hedge funds, corporate law, economic development, and venture capital across multiple jurisdictions, and as both an MIT Legatum Fellow and Kauffman Fellow, he leads or co-leads $500K–$2M rounds at ANIMO Ventures with hands-on involvement through multiple funding stages. Antonio Osio brings a cross-border LatAm–US perspective to seed investing, informed by his Mexico City upbringing and experience operating in both ecosystems, combined with dual bachelor's degrees in economics and law that give him an uncommon legal-financial fluency among seed investors. His professional path spans hedge funds, corporate law, economic development, and venture capital across multiple jurisdictions, and as both an MIT Legatum Fellow and Kauffman Fellow, he leads or co-leads $500K–$2M rounds at ANIMO Ventures with hands-on involvement through multiple funding stages.