According to a recent LinkedIn post from Lazo, the company recently hosted a curated brunch in New York during Argentina Week in collaboration with Morrison Foerster and Draper House Americas. The gathering reportedly brought together founders and investors focused on DeepTech and AgTech, sectors the post suggests offer Argentina distinctive global competitiveness.
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The post highlights that discussions centered on innovation, capital, regulation, and the future trajectory of these industries, with participants described as actively building and investing in the ecosystem. For investors, this networking-focused activity may indicate Lazo’s intent to deepen its role as a connector within Argentina’s emerging tech and agri-innovation landscape, potentially enhancing deal flow visibility and positioning in cross-border investment opportunities.
By engaging with legal and ecosystem partners in a U.S. financial hub, Lazo appears to be aligning itself with international capital and regulatory expertise relevant to high-tech and agriculture-related ventures. While the post does not reference specific transactions or financial outcomes, the emphasis on curated, high-signal conversations could signal groundwork for future collaborations, fundraising pipelines, or platform growth tied to Argentine DeepTech and AgTech startups.