Patrik Janusek, one of the Founding Partners of Gluon Syndicate, also stated that the decision to invest was driven primarily by the strength and adaptability of the founding team: “When evaluating startups, the founder’s resilience and adaptability are paramount. While technology and business models may evolve, a founder’s unwavering commitment and enthusiasm are crucial for navigating the challenges of a startup journey. In Paul and Anton, we see a team that embodies these qualities, making Assista AI a compelling investment.” This second investment reinforces Gluon Syndicate’s mission to mobilize angel capital efficiently, proving that syndicated investing is a scalable and impactful model for early-stage funding.
“Our initial investments validate our approach to angel syndication. We are capable of supporting both domestic and international startups through flexible investment structures. With our second pitch event concluded, we anticipate announcing new investments soon,” added Alex Janusek, another Founding Partner of Gluon Syndicate.