Minh Le
22 Capital Partners, a venture builder private equity company based in Chantilly, has formed a technology platform that it says will help power the development of Gramercy District, a $500 million, transit-oriented project in Loudoun County.
22 Capital Partners has formed 22 CityLink, which plans to build a foundation for the development of smart cities by linking together all aspects of real estate development with an intelligent framework.
“We believe that modern technology is going to be a major force in urbanization projects and can improve the overall quality of life for the citizen. By using a holistic approach where we control all aspects of the development, we can improve the way people live, the way people learn, and the way people socialize,” Minh Le, a former managing director with Accenture and the current managing partner of 22 Capital Partners, said in a statement.
22 CityLink is calling its platform Smart City In-a-Box. It will operate through partnerships with technology companies, innovative startups, academia and local, state, and federal government agencies to help develop new governance models, while employing artificial intelligence and big-data analytics across all applications.
