Green Angel Syndicate is the only angel investment syndicate in the UK specialising in the fight against Climate Change and Global Warming.
Smart Investments.
Sustainable Change.
By common consent, climate change is the biggest investment opportunity in history. It requires systemic change in every single sector of the entire global economy, from the way we make space rockets to the way we make a cup of coffee.
We have to transition from reliance on oil, gas and coal to wind, sun and water; from pesticides and fertilizers to nature and nurture; from indiscriminate consumption to careful selection; from thoughtless travel to considered communication.
Every area of our economic lives as a global community must change if we are to beat climate change. It is an enormous investment opportunity because it is an enormous challenge. No-one has done this before
We have a diverse and growing membership of HNWI investors, many of whom play an active role in our investment deals in support of the Management Team.
Find out moreWe invite entrepreneurs and early stage companies innovating in technology or systems in the fight against climate change and global warming to contact us if they are looking for investment.
Find out moreIn November 2020 we launched our EIS/SEIS Climate Change Fund.
The Fund mirrors the deals invested in by the Syndicate, drawing on the expert membership of the Syndicate and using the same award-winning due diligence process.
The Fund is a good choice for those who want to invest in companies fighting climate change, but do not want to actively participate in the deal selection and due diligence process.
Explore the FundWe aim to see twenty five pitch presentations per calendar year when companies present their case to raise early-stage capital to develop their businesses.
We welcome comments on our blogs and are always on the look out for contributions from guest bloggers on the subject of climate change and global warming.
Read the BlogNick Lyth, CEO & Founder of Green Angel Syndicate, lectures to the Strathclyde Business School, January 2021.