Professionals working together around a conference table
Two partners shaking hands across a desk
Stacked shipping containers at a cargo terminal
Office and residential towers in Guatemala City, with volcanoes on the horizon
A large cut diamond resting in an open palm
A diamond merchant examining a stone through a loupe
Fine jewellery displayed in a lit showcase in a diamond store
Shoppers at the street window of a jeweller full of watches, rings and bracelets for sale
Rings, necklaces, bracelets and diamonds laid out for sale on a jeweller’s counter
Three volcanoes rising above Guatemala City
Professionals working together around a conference table
Two partners shaking hands across a desk
Stacked shipping containers at a cargo terminal
Office and residential towers in Guatemala City, with volcanoes on the horizon

Partner with the series

Acres of Diamond works with two kinds of partner: the public bodies that promote investment in their countries, and the businesses that serve the diaspora. Both make the series possible. Neither buys its editorial line.

Photographs: Christina @ wocintechchat.com, Radission US, Barrett Ward, Juan Jose Estrada on Unsplash

For governments and investment agencies

A documentary platform that shows your country to the people most likely to invest in it: those who already call it home.

  • A dedicated Country Spotlight episode
  • Interviews with your leadership, filmed on your own ground
  • Sector deep-dives with real figures and incentives
  • Footage you can reuse on your own channels

For sponsors

Reach a diaspora audience at the moment it is thinking about home — and about what to build there.

  • Season and episode sponsorships
  • Brand integration for diaspora-serving businesses: remittances, airlines, telecoms and diaspora banks
  • Briefings on the opportunities featured in each episode
  • Curated investor trips as the series grows

How a partnership works

Elegant hands wearing fine gold jewellery

US$189 billion

in foreign direct investment flowed into Latin America and the Caribbean in 2024, up 7.1% on the year before. Partners help audiences see where it is going.

Source: ECLAC, July 2025

Photo Isaline Baslé on Unsplash

  1. First conversation

    You tell us what you want to show or whom you want to reach; we explain how the series works and where it is filming.

  2. Written proposal

    We send an outline covering format, timing, deliverables and terms.

  3. Agreement

    Nothing is announced and no name or logo appears until both sides have signed.

  4. Production

    We film, verify and edit to our published standards. Partners may check facts that concern them; they do not approve the edit.

  5. Release and reporting

    Episodes are published, and partners receive the agreed materials and audience reporting.

Film in production
A Country Spotlight, explained2:00 · For governments and investment agencies: what we film, how it is used, what it asks of you.

Editorial independence

Partners support the series. They do not buy editorial control.

Sponsorship is always disclosed on screen. Officials and agencies are interviewed, not scripted, and the series reports what it finds — difficulties included. When we get something wrong, we correct it.

Agencies named on this site appear as each country’s investment-promotion body. No partnership is implied until one is agreed in writing.

Start the conversation

Tell us which track fits, and we will reply with how the series can work for you.