NOAA consortium
Bringing together accelerators, industry partners, and ocean innovators to build collaborative pathways that strengthen the ocean enterprise ecosystem and accelerate commercialization.
GREEN MARINE MED
Designed and implemented an innovation challenge connecting Mediterranean maritime challenges with emerging technology solutions.
Ocean Exchange
Partner with funding and awards platforms to identify high-potential solutions and connect innovators with the recognition, resources, and relationships they need to advance their work.
1000 Ocean Startups
Collaborates on global accelerator initiatives that connect ocean startups with programs, mentors, investors, industry partners, and new markets—expanding pathways for innovation to scale.
PIER71
Creating reciprocal pathways between Singapore and U.S. maritime ecosystems, giving startups access to programs, industry networks, investors, and new markets.
Canada Ocean Tech Highway
Supporting ocean technology companies enter new markets by connecting them with international ecosystems, landing pads, industry partners, and local networks.
AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles
Braid Theory's Los Angeles hub at AltaSea connects ocean innovators with startups, industry, investors, mentors, and the broader Southern California maritime ecosystem.
Ann Carpenter was appointed Chief Innovation Officer for Los Angeles City Council District 15 under the administration of former Councilmember Joe Buscaino.
Deep Blue Decade | AltaSea
Helps connect local ocean innovation with global networks, bringing together startups, investors, industry, and international partners to accelerate solutions for a changing ocean.
Braid Theory serves as AltaSea's innovation hub, offering mentorship and incubator programs to connect ocean-tech innovators with investors and accelerate blue economy solutions.
DOE TEAMER Commercialization
Supporting marine energy and water-power companies with market strategy, customer discovery, value proposition refinement, partnership development, investor readiness, and go-to-market planning.
Industry partners
Identify technologies that address real business challenges and create pathways to testing, deployment, and adoption.
Ocean organizations
Work with Braid Theory on programs, consortia, grants, mentoring, commercialization, and connections across the global blue economy.
Public agencies
Develop blue economy strategies, innovation programs, and market pathways that connect regional priorities with technology, talent, and investment.
