Armon Bhau, SNØCAP Fellow

Armon is a sophomore at The University of Michigan's Ross School of Business concentrating in Finance and Strategy with a Minor in Entrepreneurship. Growing up in Silicon Valley, he was inspired by the startup culture and presence of innovative firms, developing an interest in entrepreneurship and investment.

This led him to roles where he explored both the strategic and financial aspects of startups. After founding a sports-betting arbitrage platform with his older brother, Armon became a VP at Michigan's 180 Degrees consulting, developing a unique perspective shaped by his understanding of the strategic, environmental, and financial factors that affect a firm's success.

In order to gain additional experience, Armon interned at a full buyout firm, where he found an investing interest in GovTech and software, searching for technology to overhaul legacy industries.

As an investor, Armon hopes to be a channel for entrepreneurial innovation, supporting entrepreneurs in achieving their growth goals in innovative fields.

Outside of his professional interests, Armon enjoys learning new instruments, weightlifting, and cheering on the Los Angeles Lakers (despite being a Bay Area native).

At SNØCAP, Armon is excited to explore Climate-Tech innovations and publish analyses on their potential for returns for venture and growth funds.

Interested in being considered for a SNØCAP fellowship? Drop an email to [email protected] and tell us why!