We’re delighted to share that Stakeholderz is now an associate founder member of Oxfordshire Greentech.
Oxfordshire Greentech is the business network supporting the growth of the low-carbon sector in Oxfordshire. They bring together businesses and organisations to encourage innovation, collaboration and knowledge transfer, to facilitate the transition towards a sustainable, low-carbon future in Oxfordshire and the world.
Salvatore D’Urso, Director at Stakeholderz, stated, “Stakeholderz is now concentrating on raising funds for innovative businesses that prioritize sustainability and use technology to achieve it. The collaboration with Oxfordshire Greentech is perfectly timed since it offers an excellent opportunity to publicise our portfolio companies to a broader audience with an interest in sustainability as well as an opportunity for us to work with growth companies from the Oxfordshire Greentech network and exchange knowledge that will create a better future.”
Oxfordshire Greentech aims to create jobs and economic growth by promoting Oxfordshire as a centre for low-carbon solutions and supporting local organisations to develop services and products that enable low-carbon, resilient lifestyles. They facilitate cross-sector collaborations through a forum for innovation and partnership-working and provide a platform for their members to showcase how they are creating a low-carbon, sustainable world.
Hannah Scott, CEO at Oxfordshire Greentech, commented, “We are thrilled to welcome Stakeholderz to our network as an Associate Founder. We know that investment in climate and clean technologies has never been so important and the Stakeholderz platform offers a way to fast-track that process, supporting innovators to be investor-ready, getting the right companies in front of the investors who can help them scale, and create mutual benefit from the economic opportunity the climate tech sector provides. We look forward to working together as Oxfordshire Greentech grows and supports the low-carbon economy for the region.”
