Gresham House boosts sustainable infrastructure team with triple hire
The new hires will work within the British Sustainable Infrastructure Strategy (BSIF) and its connected sidecars.
The new hires will work within the British Sustainable Infrastructure Strategy (BSIF) and its connected sidecars.
Coulton has joined the firm as director and deputy head of portfolio within sustainable infrastructure from LDC Private Equity, where he was a portfolio director working with around 30 private equity-backed businesses.
He also held board positions for six to eight investments at any given point and led portfolio management for LDC's East Midlands and East of England region. Prior to this, he was a director at Deloitte in its mid-market corporate advisory business.
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Meanwhile, Jane O'Connor has joined Gresham House as an investment analyst. She held the same role for the renewable energy funds at Temporis Capital, where she focused on investing in solar, wind and battery storage assets.
O'Connor has also worked in project finance roles across core infrastructure and real estate finance while at Allied Irish Bank in Dublin.
Vanessa Owen has joined as a portfolio analyst after working as a forensic accountant specialising in valuations at Secretariat.
BSIF invests in sustainable infrastructure projects, which offer innovative solutions to key environmental and societal challenges.
The strategy is comprised of two closed-ended funds and five locally focused co-investment funds, focusing on mid-market investments that offer strong opportunities for impact investment.
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Peter Bachmann, managing director for sustainable infrastructure at Gresham House, said:
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