Bryan Guido Hassin

CEO, DexMat · 1 appearance on the record.

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Hassin leads DexMat, a Rice University spinout commercializing Galvorn, an advanced carbon-negative nanomaterial designed to replace emissions-heavy metals. He previously co-founded and served as CEO of Third Derivative, a global climate tech accelerator ecosystem.

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Hassin: Displacing industrial metals will require roughly $500M in investment
“Our aspiration is There's nothing short of displacing steel and aluminum and copper. You know, this isn't software. It'll require probably the better part of half a billion dollars of investment to get there.”
Bryan Guido Hassin Mar 20, 2023 ▶ 16:03 A bank collapse threatens climate startups
Disclosure
Hassin: Dexmat held two months of operational runway during SVB failure
“The email I sent out to all of our investors on Saturday basically laid out that we had enough cash reserves as was to fund about two months of operations.”
Bryan Guido Hassin Mar 20, 2023 ▶ 17:50 A bank collapse threatens climate startups

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A bank collapse threatens climate startups Mar 20, 2023 2m
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