Klaus Maximilian Wegener

Founder & CEO at 35up / caseable / Bunava / KUMU.one

📍 Berlin, Berlin, Germany🔄 Updated September 2026💼 1 investments📅 10 years investing🗓 Last invested Dec 2016
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Proud Investor
Dec 2016
Redemption Roasters are on a mission to reduce reoffending through coffee. We’re the world’s first prison-based coffee company. We provide professional coffee industry training, both inside and outside of prison with direct pathways to long-term employment. As a social enterprise, we think differently to other specialty coffee companies; we strive for profit in order to achieve our purpose. Every member of the Redemption Roasters team has a role to play in achieving that purpose; to challenge perceptions and change lives through speciality coffee.
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2020
35up
Founder & Co-CEO
Feb 2020
2019
Co-Founder
Oct 2019
Bunava is a primary source for purchase incentives that are bundled with electronic device sales in the broadcast shop channel space. Access to various OEMs, sales and retail channels and the shop network channels HSN, QVC and many more allows us to bundle your business with various sales promotions. The Bunava team is a set of talented professionals who are dedicated to executing cost-effective and solution-driven strategies. Creating a platform for new partners to gain exposure in an untapped sales channel, grow their customer base and convert new users. Transforming product sales with a constantly expanding offering which adds important value, drives interest and sales conversions.
early stageRetail
Co-Founder
Jul 2019
Traveling through Africa, specifically Malawi, KUMU.one founders Johanna and Klaus noticed the lack of higher education thousands and thousands of teenagers are facing: These highly talented, smart and curious kids are unable to go to college because it's just too expensive and therefore limited to a fraction of the population - to those that make much more than just a dollar day. With the average cost of 300 US dollars per year for accommodation, food and education at universities in Malawi and other countries in Africa, the vast majority of families and kids are unable to afford it as the average annual income in Malawi is between 100 and 200 US dollars per year. 300 US per year in developed countries, especially if split among a few people, is not much but can give kids a bright future - through education. Our goal is to enable kids to go to college, to receive a degree, to go back to their villages, teach others. We want them to help each other and it doesn't take much. Our vision is to promote empathy and education, with both you can end wars, end corruption and end inequality.
2016
Proud Investor
Dec 2016
Redemption Roasters are on a mission to reduce reoffending through coffee. We’re the world’s first prison-based coffee company. We provide professional coffee industry training, both inside and outside of prison with direct pathways to long-term employment. As a social enterprise, we think differently to other specialty coffee companies; we strive for profit in order to achieve our purpose. Every member of the Redemption Roasters team has a role to play in achieving that purpose; to challenge perceptions and change lives through speciality coffee.
2012
ID Ventures GmbH
Managing Director
Jan 2012
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