Energy
Solar, wind, storage, hydro and transmission.
Native American Infrastructure
Infrastructure capital for sovereign nations.
We invest in energy, digital, space and water infrastructure on tribal lands, in partnership with the nations that govern them.
Tribal lands hold the land, the power and the long horizon that infrastructure needs. We bring the capital.
Paitaq Capital is an investment platform dedicated to Native infrastructure, with tribal ownership built into every deal.
How we partnerStrategy
What we invest in
Four platforms, one partnership model.
Digital and compute
Data centers and fiber, sited beside power.
Space
Ground stations, launch and recovery on sovereign land.
Water and essential services
Supply, treatment and the utilities communities run on.
Partnership
On the nation’s terms.
Tribal ownership
Equity in the asset, not only a lease.
Community benefit
Jobs, revenue and power at home.
Sovereignty first
Nothing proceeds without tribal consent.
Built to last
Structured for the life of the asset.
Siting Intelligence
Every tribal land area, mapped against the grid.
Our proprietary platform scores each area on transmission, substations, generation, gas and land, before the first meeting.
- Areas
- 735Tribal land areas screened, Alaska included
- Lines
- 3,467Transmission lines of 345 kV and above
- Plants
- 4,720Power plants of 20 MW and above
- Short list
- 94Areas that pass every grid test
How the score works
Scoring weights, out of 100 points
- Generation within 50 km25
- 345 kV+ substation20
- Land held by the tribe18
- 345 kV+ line15
- Data center market12
- Gas pipeline10
- Total100
Proximity, not availability. The score finds places worth a closer look. Interconnection studies and the nation decide the rest.
Private by design. We never publish scores for any nation’s land. Results are shared with the nation concerned.
Distances are measured from the edge of each land area. Alaska Native villages, off the 345 kV grid, are assessed for community energy and hydro instead.
Process
How we invest
- 01
Screen
Find where land, power and grid meet.
- 02
Engage
Approach the nation, by invitation only.
- 03
Diligence
Interconnection, resource, environment and title.
- 04
Structure
Tribal equity and community commitments.
- 05
Build and operate
Long-term ownership, reported openly.
The Fund
A dedicated fund for Native infrastructure.
Materials are available to qualified investors on request.
Request materials- Target size
- Available on request
- First close
- Available on request
- Strategy
- Energy, digital, space and water
- Geography
- U.S. tribal lands, including Alaska
Leadership
Mary Mazilo
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Mary Mazilo brings experience spanning global alternative investments, corporate strategy, federal policy, and Native American economic development.
Previously, Ms. Mazilo held a leadership role at Blackstone, where she led change management initiatives across the firm’s operations and portfolio companies. She subsequently served in the office of the late U.S. Congressman Don Young of Alaska, focusing on Native American affairs and matters involving federal policy and Tribal communities.
An Alaska Native tribal member, Ms. Mazilo serves on the board of the largest Native village corporation in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region, contributing to corporate governance and long-term economic development.
Ms. Mazilo is an Executive MBA candidate at the Yale School of Management, Class of 2028.
Jabarie Campbell
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Jabarie Campbell brings experience spanning institutional investment management, investment banking, sovereign capital, private markets, and advanced technology.
Mr. Campbell serves as Managing Director and Head of Sovereign & Institutional Capital at American Landmark, a U.S. real estate investment management platform with approximately $9 billion in assets under management. His work encompasses institutional capital formation, sovereign wealth fund relationships, and strategic investment partnerships.
He is also the Founder and Managing Partner of Bell Berg Capital, a private investment and advisory firm focused on institutional capital markets and alternative investments.
Previously, Mr. Campbell spent approximately eight years at Harris Northwest Advisors, where he became an equity partner, developing experience across investment banking, capital formation, and strategic transactions.
Earlier in his career, Mr. Campbell worked at Sher Industries alongside Dr. Gene Sher on artificial intelligence and advanced defense technologies. His experience extends to the evaluation and development of frontier AI models.
Mr. Campbell is an Executive MBA candidate at the Yale School of Management, Class of 2028, concentrating in Asset Management.
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