Here are nine family offices from our database that are based in the USA and invest in climate and cleantech, along with their websites:
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Arcadia Consolidated (Cheyenne)
Arcadia Consolidated is a strategic investment and advisory firm founded by Richard D. Titus and based in Cheyenne, Wyoming. It focuses on early-stage startups applying transformative technology in blockchain, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cleantech, neuro and space technologies. -
KG Funds Management LLC (New York)
KG Funds Management LLC operates as the family office of Ike Kier, based in New York. It is interested primarily in US and Israeli early-stage and growth companies whose technologies aim to address pressing challenges related to climate change and social equity. Through these investments it seeks alpha generation, on the view that doing good and making money can go together. -
Water Investors, LLC (Saint Paul)
Water Investors, LLC is a Minnesota-based family fund investing personal capital in owner-operated, privately held, water-related businesses in the Midwest and Mountain West. It is a long-term investor that supports people, operations, finance and growth at companies with an enduring local presence. -
Celestial Holdings (Houston)
Celestial Ventures is an investment company based in Houston with a long-term strategy focused on entrepreneurs, innovation teams and businesses building for the digital economy and sustainable living. Its team of industry professionals has experience in shaping and commercializing software products and services, global operations, M&A, strategic planning, industry marketing, business development and consulting, and mentors entrepreneurs and businesses working with exponential technologies. -
Cowles Company (Spokane)
Cowles Company is a fourth generation family-owned enterprise based in Spokane, Washington, that operates a portfolio of legacy companies and invests in growth businesses for the long-term benefit of shareholders, customers, employees and the communities in which it operates. It invests in early-stage companies that use disruptive technologies and business practices, looking for defensibility, proof of market and the ability to scale. Focus sectors include healthcare, media, environmental advancement and B2B SaaS. Its target investment is a first check of $250,000 to $1 million in Series Seed to Series A rounds. -
F.L.Putnam Investment Management Company (Lynnfield)
F.L.Putnam Investment Management Company is an SEC-registered investment adviser founded in 1983 and based in Lynnfield, Massachusetts. It provides investment management, wealth management and dedicated family office services to individuals, families and institutions. -
BOMA Investments (Santa Barbara)
BOMA Investments, based in Santa Barbara, California, describes itself as a catalyst that pursues positive social change through capital, collaboration and common sense. Most projects it funds are at proof of concept or early stage, and many are initiated or launched by BOMA together with a social entrepreneur, team or existing business. Projects are chosen on impact, either deep impact, meaning systemic change for a community or specific demographic, or broad impact, such as an industry innovation that could affect millions. -
Quantum Ventures (Auburn Hills)
Quantum Ventures (QV) is a climate tech venture builder and investor based in Auburn Hills, Michigan. It backs founders addressing climate challenges with capital and network, and partners with entrepreneurs, corporates and organizations to turn ideas into new ventures and services with significant potential impact on climate change. -
Pacolet Milliken Enterprises (Greenville)
Pacolet Milliken Enterprises is a family-owned investment company based in Greenville, South Carolina, with a multi-generational investment horizon. Its long-term financial goals are to increase the intrinsic value of the business while meeting the dividend expectations of its shareholders, operating at the intersection of profitability and values with an emphasis on sustainability, community involvement and culture. The firm is a direct investor, owning both operating companies and project investments, and looks for defensible, middle-market niches within compelling trends. It invests with institutional discipline but can be more patient about hold periods than IRR-driven investors who seek to monetize gains quickly.
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