All In CommonRegenerative Fund

Systemic, place-based investing for the regenerative economy.

We nurture ventures that regenerate the world.
Our first offering is dedicated to regenerating Amazonia.

Our systemic strategy integrates value-chain partnerships across regenerative bioeconomy, renewable energy and green logistics. We unlock catalytic capital, build ventures, and co-create shared value with Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities (IPLC) to cultivate natural, social and financial capital in harmony.

All1 Ventures + Commonweal Capital Management
Why Regenerate Amazonia?

A living Mother Amazonia can heal people and planet.

Amazonia is a living heart of the planet's water cycle. Its trees recycle moisture into flying rivers that sustain rainfall for farms across the Americas — protecting the forest protects these sacred streams of life. It is also a vast, untapped medicine cabinet of super plants, holding the wellness potential of superfoods and plant medicines, stewarded by forest guardians who protect living ecosystems and ancestral intelligence.

<5%
Of plant species explored for health benefits
~7.3T
Tonnes of water released per year
~2.2B
Tonnes of carbon sequestered per year
Map of the Amazon basin showing the share of the rainforest held by each of the nine Amazonian countries: Brazil 60.1%, Peru 13.2%, Colombia 10.3%, Venezuela 6.2%, Ecuador 2.6%, Bolivia 1.6%, Guyana 1.3%, Suriname 1.1%, and French Guiana 0.4%.
One Pan-Amazonia ecosystem covering nine countries. Share of the Amazon basin by country — the connected biosphere where All In Common invests.

Sources: Amazonia's global carbon and water cycles, WWF estimates; Forest Stewardship Council, “Forest medicines” (2023); Mongabay, “Medicinal Plants” (2007).

Shared Value

Regeneration creates shared prosperity for all life.

Shared Value,
cultivated in harmony

Natural Capital
  • Biodiversity restoration
  • Climate resilience
  • Living ecosystems
Social Capital
  • IPLC regenerative grower communities
  • Income generation and revenue sharing
  • Community carry profit sharing
Financial Capital
  • Nature-positive ventures
  • Global wellness market access
  • Value shared with rainforest peoples

Proposed outcomes. Partner-agreed baselines and benefit-sharing distinguish reach from attributable impact.

Systemic Investment Strategy

We nurture ventures across three regenerative strategic verticals.

We believe in a systemic, place-based investment strategy that architects integrated value chains across regenerative bioeconomy, renewable energy and green logistics to nurture nature-positive ventures — pairing Commonweal Capital Management's fund-management and renewable-energy experience with ALL1 Ventures' venture-building and commercialization strengths.

Regenerative bioeconomy — illustration of native cacao growing at the forest edge
01Amazonian Wellness

Regenerative bioeconomy

Nature-positive ventures restoring ecosystems and converting biodiversity into traceable, market-driven wellness products — regeneratively sourced with Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities and commercialized as branded consumer products and B2B ingredients.

Renewable energy infrastructure — illustration of a solar-powered facility with battery storage
02Solar Energy & Cold-Chain

Renewable energy

Distributed solar and solar-powered cold-chain infrastructure that improves energy access, supply-chain resilience and food security — transitioning remote communities away from fossil fuels.

Green logistics — illustration of a solar-powered river boat, the New Hope Project
03Clean River Mobility

Green logistics

Clean fluvial transport designed to replace diesel dependence, connect remote communities and integrate with renewable energy — completing the fossil-fuel energy transition across the value chain.

Leadership

Experienced fund management, venture-building & philanthropy.

All In Common is the joint fund of Commonweal Capital Management and ALL1 Ventures, working alongside ALL1 Community Foundation.

Commonweal Capital Management

Travis Knoll · Fernanda Barbosa · Steven Hyland

Fund management, investment oversight, strategic asset management and community solar.

Value creation across renewable energy funds in community solar.

US$4B real assetsUS$200M solar PV

ALL1 Ventures

John Pinto · Peter Strugatz · Gustavo Nader · Cires Beijamar Herr

Venture building, regenerative value chain design, and commercialization across the Americas.

Three decades growing startups and billion-dollar brands with leading corporations.

US$5B+ revenueUS$1B+ profit managed

ALL1 Community Foundation & ALL1.eco PBC

Cameron Dubes · Manuella Cantalice · Emilia Lemos · Catherine Villareal · Christy Foulger · Martyn Tipping

Philanthropic fundraising, Indigenous-led regenerative projects, and digital platform development.

Four decades of philanthropic capital design and major gift strategy with leading non-profits.

US$500M+ philanthropic campaigns25+ philanthropy studies conducted
Team Bios

ALL1 Ventures

John Pinto
John PintoChief Executive Officer

CPG leader; former CEO of PlantPlus Foods. 20+ years at The Coca-Cola Company across the Americas.

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Peter Strugatz
Peter StrugatzChief Strategy Officer

Impact entrepreneur and investor; co-founder of IceStone and early backer of Stonyfield, Zipcar and Califia Farms.

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Cires Beijamar Herr
Cires Beijamar HerrChief Community Officer

Born in the Amazon; advocate for Indigenous plant medicine, experienced in marketing sustainable Amazonian products.

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Gustavo Nader
Gustavo NaderChief Regenerative Growth Officer

10+ years in regenerative supply chains and design; community sourcing, product innovation, U.S. commercialization.

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Team Bios

Commonweal Capital Management

Travis Knoll
Travis KnollChief Impact Officer

Founder and partner. PhD in History (Duke), MA Latin American Studies (UT Austin); ESG and sustainability expertise.

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Fernanda Barbosa
Fernanda BarbosaChief Investment Officer

Co-founder and partner. Real estate private equity and venture capital; civil engineer (UNICAMP), MBA in Finance (Bayes, London), sustainable finance (Cambridge).

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Steven Hyland
Steven HylandChief Financial Officer

Co-founder and partner; former Latin American history professor; advised IDB and PADF; Master's in Finance (Harvard), sustainable finance (Cambridge).

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We believe in a world where business becomes a regenerative force

We unlock catalytic capital, build ventures, and co-create shared value with Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities.

While All In Common regenerative fund raises catalytic investment, All1 Ventures partners with early-stage startups to build high-growth regenerative businesses.

Catalytic investment
Blended — braided — capital provides catalytic systemic funding: impact investment for venture building, subsidized financing for working capital and infrastructure, and philanthropy for IPLC capacity building.
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Bolt-on management
Strategic management, finance & governance, supply chain & operations, and a commercialization bridge to developed markets such as North America.
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Regenerative value-chain design
IPLC growers, local processing close to the forest, renewable energy and cold chain, and green logistics — connected as one value chain.
Aerial view of the Amazon rainforest and a winding river.
Regenerative Venture Portfolio

An opportunity to invest across regenerative strategic verticals.

Each venture is a link in one value chain: IPLC growers supply regenerative ingredients, local processing turns forest abundance into market-ready products close to source, solar energy and cold chain preserve them, clean river mobility moves them, and a masterbrand bridges them to global markets.

The Regenerative Value Chain, from Amazon growers to premium markets: Indigenous and local growers harvesting cacao and açaí, ingredient processing, a solar-powered cold-chain storage unit, a solar-powered electric river boat, and AMAZ products reaching global markets.
1Indigenous & Local Growers
9IPLC regenerative grower partners
2Ingredient Processing
Horta da Terra websiteGenera Bioeconomia website
3Solar Energy & Cold-Chain Storage
4Solar-Powered Electric Boats
New Hope Project websiteKara Solar websiteSolalis website
5United States & Europe Markets
AMAZ — Amazon Super Plants website

Green logistics ventures are under evaluation — most technologies are in pilot phase.

1Indigenous & Local Growers

A bioeconomy begins in reciprocity with the rainforest peoples.

5K
IPLC small-grower families across the partner network
1M ha
Rainforest stewarded by IPLC partner communities

Planting the seeds of the future

Yorenka Tasorentsi Regenerative Education Center

Co-created with Benki Piyãko and the Ashaninka to preserve ancestral intelligence, growing regenerative agroforestry and plant medicines for future generations.

Partner-reported grower network reach. Imagery: Ashaninka Instituto Yorenka Tasorentsi / Yawanawa Indigenous.

A young Indigenous child wearing a feathered headdress and traditional face paint; an aerial view of the Yorenka Tasorentsi center amid forest and ponds; an educator showing a notebook to a group of young people outdoors.
The Regenerative Growers Network

5K Families Stewarding 1M Hectares of Rainforest

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IPLC regenerative grower partners
Ancestral IntelligenceAgroforestry Systems
Income GenerationTechnical AssistanceCertification
Map of the Amazon basin with nine numbered markers for the IPLC regenerative grower partners listed below.
  1. 1Yanomami Indigenous TerritoryHutukara Yanomami Association, RR
  2. 2Kichwa Indigenous TerritoryUpper Amazon Basin, Ecuador
  3. 3Ashaninka Indigenous TerritoryYorenka Tasorentsi Institute, Acre
  4. 4Cooperar CoopVila Céu do Mapiá, AM
  5. 5Café Apuí CoopApuí, AM
  6. 6Genera BioeconomiaRio Preto da Eva, AM
  7. 7Sateré-Mawé Indigenous TerritoryMaués, AM
  8. 8Horta da TerraSanta Isabel do Pará, PA
  9. 9Xingu Indigenous TerritoryXingu Seed Network, MT

5K families and 1M hectares: partner-reported reach and associated stewardship. Grower partner network includes 6 active and 3 in development.

Workers in green uniforms and hairnets operating an ingredient-processing line at Horta da Terra.
2Ingredient Processing

Processing turns forest abundance into market-ready ingredients close to source

Horta da Terra websiteGenera Bioeconomia website

AMAZ guarantees annual procurement commitments for regeneratively sourced Amazonian products — commercialized as branded consumer products, private label or value-added B2B ingredients.

Annual procurement commitments manager-reported. Contract volumes, terms and status remain subject to technical specifications and traceability diligence.

A technician installing a lightweight solar roof panel on a tiled roof. A DGrid Energy solar cold-chain Cool Cube unit installed outdoors.
3Solar Energy & Cold-Chain Storage

Enabled by renewable energy and clean cold-chain capabilities

Ecosolaroof website

Solar roofing supports the energy transition for remote off-grid or micro-grid locations. Highly affordable, durable, easy-install and lightweight.

Planned assembly facility in Manaus Free Trade Zone

DGRID ENERGY

Solar cold chain preserves perishables, avoiding current 30–50% food waste in the supply chain while transitioning away from diesel dependence.

Cooling as a service (CAAS) available for communities

Venture-reported opportunities.

A solar-powered river boat moored at a muddy bank of an Amazon river.
4Solar-Powered Electric Boats

Green logistics completing the fossil-fuel energy transition

New Hope Project websiteKara Solar websiteSolalis website

Electric and solar river transport links communities, processing hubs and markets.

Clean power and charging infrastructure reduce dependence on diesel mobility.

Green logistics completes a regenerative value chain

Green logistics ventures are not active fund investments and are currently under evaluation — most technologies are in pilot phase.

Indigenous sampling in a store: a shopper tasting AMAZ products at an in-aisle display.
5United States & Europe Markets

AMAZ — one Amazonian wellness masterbrand

AMAZ — Amazon Super Plants website

AMAZ Wellness — functional beverages and superfoods built around daily wellness rituals. AMAZ Essence — botanicals and essential oils with ancestral ritual experiences rooted in Amazonian plant intelligence. Together they carry the Regenerative Growers Network's ingredients from forest to shelf.

AMAZ Wellness products: Cacao Dream botanical cacao drink can, single-serve sachet and 12-stick multi-pack.
AMAZ WellnessFunctional beverages and superfood products built for real-life occasions
AMAZ Essence ritual kit in a wooden box with botanical oil, smudge bundle, cacao tin and a key card.
AMAZ EssenceBotanicals, rituals, ancestral wisdom and plant medicine
Global Alignment

Contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

UN SDG 1: No Poverty UN SDG 2: Zero Hunger UN SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being UN SDG 4: Quality Education UN SDG 5: Gender Equality UN SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation UN SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy UN SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth UN SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure UN SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities UN SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities UN SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production UN SDG 13: Climate Action UN SDG 14: Life Below Water UN SDG 15: Life on Land UN SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions UN SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
Wide aerial panorama of dense Amazon rainforest canopy.
Invest or Partner

Amazonia is worth more standing than deforested.

Shared prosperity for all life.

If you're an impact investor, family office or partner who shares the thesis — and wants to nurture ventures that regenerate Amazonia in partnership with its communities — we'd welcome a conversation.