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We’re looking across industries for the companies building the technology to adapt to and/or mitigate climate change. Together with our external climate partners and our in-house teams, we look to identify and support the visionaries with the greatest potential to make a difference.
Trove: case study
Trove is a market leader in branded recommerce, providing white-label software and end-to-end operations to brands in the retail, apparel, outdoor, and luxury segments. Trove enables premium brands to intake, aggregate, and authenticate preowned versions of their goods and then resell them to consumers.
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Wellington’s climate team is taking a deep dive and doing more than just providing us funds but providing actionable feedback.
Dr. Matanya Horowitz is the CEO and founder of AMP Robotics, which is a portfolio company that Wellington has invested in. This statement about Wellington reflects a personal opinion that may not be shared by others. There has been no compensation provided for such statements.
Meet the climate growth team
Insights
Physical AI, robotics, and Encord
Greg Wasserman, Head of Private Climate Investing, explores the rise of physical AI across robotics, drones, and autonomous systems, and the growing role of machine vision and data infrastructure in enabling real-world deployment.
Collaboration in practice: Climate venture capital
Greg Wasserman, Head of Private Climate Investing, highlights the importance of collaborating with Wellington’s later-stage private market investors and public market experts to better understand best practices, valuation, exit opportunities, and more.
Climate venture capital: Innovation versus hype
Greg Wasserman, Head of Private Climate Investing, discusses the balance between innovation and hype in climate venture capital. He explores automation in agriculture and manufacturing as well as the emerging commercial applications of generative AI.
Climate venture capital: Deployment, valuations, exits
Greg Wasserman, head of private climate investing, explores today’s normalizing valuations, encouraging IPO and M&A trends, and potentially actionable opportunities in climate venture capital.
Private climate investing in 2025
Greg Wasserman, head of private climate investing, explores the nuanced impact of the Trump administration on climate venture capital, discussing the Inflation Reduction Act, automation, and climate adaptation opportunities.
Wiring the future: Emerging tech for the transmission-grid build-out
Learn how our climate technology investment team is researching private market opportunities in high-capacity conductors and other energy grid-tech innovations.
WellSaid: Partnering with climate founders
Wellington head of private climate Greg Wasserman discusses his team's approach to helping private companies progress along their growth journey
Venture capital outlook for 2025: 5 key trends
Our venture capital experts are encouraged by the healthier environment for venture capital in 2025. In this year's outlook, they explore key themes for the year ahead, including: higher deployment, AI, rebounding IPOs, and impacts of the 2024 election.
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Bloomberg Zero | How to invest in climate in the Trump era
Invested in Climate | Wellington Management’s $385m Climate Fund with Greg Wasserman
Greg Wasserman, Head of Private Climate Investing, joined Invested in Climate’s podcast in their 92nd episode to discuss his personal journey as a private climate investor, how climate investing has changed, what he is currently excited about, opportunities for the future, and more.
Preqin | Lessons from raising an inaugural private climate fund
Greg Wasserman, Head of Private Climate Investing, sat down for a Q&A interview with Preqin to discuss raising a $385m climate fund, the opportunities in climate investing, and lessons learned.
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We seek out companies at the nexus of scientific breakthroughs and medical needs with innovations that are improving the standard of care of medicine for patients.
To guide late-stage private companies through the finish line and beyond, we leverage our deep industry expertise, resources, and long-term relationships across public and private markets.
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This reflects substantially all portfolio company investments made by Wellington Management’s dedicated private equity portfolios. Due to confidentiality restrictions, some company names cannot be disclosed. Additional information is available upon request. As of 31 May 2026.