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Climate Tech: Thirty Years of Lessons and What Comes Next

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Bull Durham · Durham

From envirotech to cleantech to climate tech, what have three decades taught us about investing in a more sustainable future Dave Kirkpatrick, co-founder and managing director of SJF Ventures, will t…

Climate Tech: Thirty Years of Lessons and What Comes Nextphoto: Luma
When
Ends EST
Where
Bull DurhamAmerican Underground, 324 Blackwell St Ste 900, Durham, NC 27701, USA
Free

When and where

Date and time
Ends EST — local Durham time
Location
Bull DurhamAmerican Underground, 324 Blackwell St Ste 900, Durham, NC 27701, USADurham

About this event

From envirotech to cleantech to climate tech, what have three decades taught us about investing in a more sustainable future

Dave Kirkpatrick, co-founder and managing director of SJF Ventures, will trace the sector’s evolution and explore how rising data center demand, grid needs, and shifting policy are shaping its next chapter. Drawing on his experience backing climate companies, Dave will share a national perspective on the opportunities and challenges facing founders and investors today.

You’ll leave with a national view of where the opportunities and challenges are today, and a clearer sense of which lessons from earlier cycles still apply.

Speaker

Dave Kirkpatrick

Dave Kirkpatrick is Managing Director and co-founder of SJF Ventures, a positive impact growth equity fund with offices in Durham, New York City, Seattle and San Francisco. SJF was founded in 1999, has 96 portfolio companies and is investing from its sixth fund. SJF assists and invests in mission-driven enterpri

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Price:
Free
Organizer:
Carolina Climate
Listing source:
Luma

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