Guillaume Thérien from Triptyq Capital

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Investment Focus
Triptyq Capital's investment strategy is deeply rooted in the intersection of technology and creativity. highlights how the entertainment industry often serves as a pioneer for technological disruption, with creatives being early adopters of new tech. This insight is crucial for investors in the creative industry, as it helps anticipate future trends and maintain connections with key industry players 1. He also emphasizes the importance of platform diversity, noting that companies should not rely solely on one platform like YouTube or Steam, but rather aim for cross-functional capabilities to mitigate risks and capitalize on broader opportunities 2.
Entertainment is usually disrupted first by new technology. Look at Genai first. Everyone said AI will probably replace the rational part of our brain, never the creative one.
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This approach ensures that Triptyq Capital remains at the forefront of innovation in the entertainment tech space.
Key Investments
Triptyq Capital's portfolio showcases a diverse range of innovative companies, each with unique strengths. discusses investments like Shapes XR, which aims to revolutionize 3D design with tools for creators and designers, similar to how Figma transformed 2D design 3. Another notable investment is Streamforge, a Quebec-based company that connects gaming studios with influencers and streamers, enhancing marketing strategies in the gaming industry 2.
Shapes XR is like the Figma of 3D, providing tools for designers and creators to conceptualize in 3D.
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These investments reflect Triptyq Capital's commitment to supporting companies that push the boundaries of technology and creativity.
Future Trends
Looking ahead, is optimistic about the future of tech and entertainment investments. He anticipates that 2024 will bring a wave of talented founders, many emerging from recent tech layoffs, who will drive innovation in the industry 4. Thérien is particularly excited about spatial computing and the potential of Apple's Vision Pro to transform digital experiences from 2D to 3D, marking a significant shift in how we interact with technology 5.
I really feel the core, the founder of 2024 will be extraordinary. I think it's going to be the 2008 or the 2000 type of cohorts.
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This enthusiasm underscores Triptyq Capital's forward-thinking approach and readiness to embrace emerging trends.
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