For Investors & Institutional Partners

Hult AI Collective

Building the operator class
for the post-hype AI economy.

A structured talent accelerator producing business graduates
who ship production AI systems before they graduate —
not decks about why someone else should.

Review Past Initiatives ↓ Partnerships Reopening September
Investment Thesis

Every technology cycle follows the same arc: speculative capital inflates valuations, consolidation follows, and the individuals who built durable competencies during the expansion phase disproportionately capture value on the other side.

The AI market is approaching its inflection point. When it arrives, organisations won't need more strategists theorising about transformation — they will need operators who can implement it.

The gap is structural. Computer science graduates build infrastructure. Traditional business graduates lack technical fluency. Neither profile meets the emerging demand for professionals who can architect an agentic workflow on Monday and present its commercial implications to a board on Wednesday.

HAC exists to close that gap.

We are producing a new archetype — the technical business operator — through applied, portfolio-verified training in multi-agent systems, retrieval-augmented generation, and production automation. Every member graduates with deployed code, not coursework.

"Capital follows execution speed, not theoretical sophistication. We produce the fastest implementers in the building."
Past Semester Outcomes

What We're Creating in Investor Relations

Event projects. Scaled outputs. Portfolio development.

Completed 01

Finance Conference

Expanding the luck surface area for our members by connecting technical operators with institutional capital. Creating pathways where quantitative finance insights intersect directly with our applied agentic operations.

Completed 02

Marketing Infrastructure

A focused deployment of custom domains and digital presence architecture. Equipping our cohort with professional, self-hosted portfolios to verify their technical competence to external stakeholders.

Completed 03

HFL Capstone Hackathon

A flagship competitive build session where teams architected, deployed, and presented agentic workflows. Tested rapid technical execution and commercial viability under strict time constraints.

View HAC GitHub → Demo Day Recordings — Coming Soon
Engagement Pathways

How to Get Involved

Four structured pathways. Each designed for meaningful participation.

01

Access the Talent Pipeline

HAC members are training as technical co-founders, developer relations engineers, and AI implementation leads — a profile distinct from both traditional MBAs and computer science graduates.

Every participating member maintains a public GitHub profile and documented project portfolio. Demonstrated output replaces conventional credentialing. You don't take our word for it — you read their commit history.

Member Portfolios — Coming Soon
02

Observe a Build Session

Monthly structured workshops. Two hours. Each member delivers a functional prototype by session close.

These are engineering sessions, not pitch rehearsals. Output is evaluated on whether it runs in production, not on how it is presented. Investors and operators are invited to observe firsthand — no polished demo, just live builds.

Next session: March 15 · Hult London Campus

Reserve a Seat — Coming Soon
03

Attend Open Co-Working

Bi-weekly evening sessions. Unstructured, high-density working environments where members debug agentic systems, integrate APIs, and iterate on production deployments.

No formal agenda. The value proposition is proximity to builders actively solving implementation problems in real time. People who attend once tend to come back every week.

Schedule — Coming Soon
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Sponsor Infrastructure

HAC operates with minimal overhead — no dedicated compute clusters, no enterprise licensing. API credits, cloud infrastructure, or event underwriting directly accelerate member output.

Sponsors receive priority access to member talent profiles and session recordings one week ahead of public availability.

Contact Kartavya Jharwal →
Leadership

Who's Building This

Kartavya Jharwal

Founder · President

Architecting HAC as institutional infrastructure for the post-hype AI economy — a structured environment where business students develop verified technical competence before the market demands it at scale.

kartavya.tech ↗ LinkedIn ↗ kjharwal@student.hult.edu

Professor Nikhil Soi

Faculty Advisor

Provides strategic oversight and institutional sponsorship. Directs HAC's pedagogical framework toward durable competencies that extend beyond current-cycle AI tooling.

Hult Faculty Profile — Coming Soon
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Approved Student Organization
Hult International Business School, London
Operational Transparency

Verified Output

Updated after every session. All output is publicly auditable.

February 2026 · Session 01
Deliverable: Multi-agent research system — 3 functional prototypes deployed in session
Repository: hultaicollective/session-01-agents — publishing soon
Recording: Session recording — available March 1
Participants: 3 members
March 2026 · Session 02

[Pending session completion]

Full Archive — Coming Soon

The work is public.
The door is open.

Every repository is live. Every session is recorded.
Every outcome is verifiable. We have nothing to hide.

If you are sourcing the operators
who will lead AI implementation in 2028 —
they are being forged here. Right now.

Reopening September 2026 View GitHub ↗

Direct enquiries: Kartavya Jharwal

kjharwal@student.hult.edu · kartavya.tech