Digital Mission Ventures

www.digitalmissionventures.com

DMV invests in early-stage tech founders in Southeast Asia who are spiritually mature, culturally astute, and intentional about using their ventures to live out the gospel and create redemptive impact. Over 10 years, they aim to journey with 100 early-stage tech founders to maximize their Kingdom impact.

Check Size

$500K - $3M

Stages

Seed, Series A, Series B

Focus Areas

Ai Ml, Enterprise Saas, Edtech

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Investment Thesis

Digital Mission Ventures (DMV) is building a redemptive ecosystem in Southeast Asia by bringing together founders, funders, mentors, and partners for Kingdom impact at scale. Their investment philosophy centers on supporting Christian tech founders who intentionally build redemptive missional companies that go beyond merely ethical business to create genuine positive transformation. They treat entrepreneurs as people made in God’s image rather than instruments for wealth creation, seeking to relate to founders holistically and support their personal and spiritual growth alongside venture success.

What Sets Them Apart

Faith-driven investment approach with explicit Christian worldview integration
Treats entrepreneurs as whole persons, not just wealth-creation instruments
Redemptive Frame methodology that moves beyond 'ethical' to 'redemptive' business models
Comprehensive support ecosystem including DMV Redemptive Labs (3-day immersion + 6 virtual peer circles), mentorship from seasoned Christian business leaders, and spiritual formation practices
Partnership with Praxis Labs for biblical business curriculum design
Geographic focus on Southeast Asia with explicit commitment to Kingdom impact and frontier missions support
Investment thesis includes detailed 'Opportunities for Redemptive Innovation' (ORIs) addressing 18 specific areas of brokenness (poverty, trafficking, environmental destruction, faith/work separation, etc.)