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Aaisha Bhuiyan builds and backs companies solving for longevity from venture capital to the front door. As Partner at AGVC, she backs founders building in the longevity and silver economy, bridging U.S. innovation with Asian markets. She's also a Venture Partner at Hustle Fund, co-founder of Emerging Founder School, an LP in two funds, and an angel investor across ~10 early-stage healthcare and B2B SaaS companies.
Her work extends beyond capital into practice: she co-owns Next Day Access of Bergen County with her husband Nahiyan, providing home accessibility solutions - ramps, grab bars, stair lifts - for aging-in-place adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers. She's also Adjunct Faculty at Columbia University's Strategic Communications department, and her writing has appeared in Forbes and Susan Skog's Your Voice Matters. |
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Her background spans tech, government, venture capital, and humanitarian relief but the throughline is impact. Sh is committed to building structures that create equity and lasting change for overlooked communities around the world.
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Outside of work, she is an adjunct at Columbia University's Strategic Communications department where she works with graduate students on strategic storytelling and critical conversations. Her literary work has been featured in Forbes for the United State of Women, in Susan Skog’s book Your Voice Matters, and she has led leadership, culture, and creativity workshops for the Asian American Writers' Workshop, UNESCO Center for Peace, Amazon, Columbia University, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
You can follow along on Substack.
You can follow along on Substack.
Fun fact:
Here is a scholarship blurb quoting Aaisha as an example of “Good Trouble” :
Here is a scholarship blurb quoting Aaisha as an example of “Good Trouble” :
