Alberts Impact Ventures
Family officeSydney · Pre-Seed–Series A · 16 people tracked
Investment thesis
Alberts is a multi-generational Australian family business with a long history of backing pioneers, driven by a mission to create a vibrant and sustainable future. Its activities span impact investing, philanthropy, collaboration and advocacy, guided by values of integrity, loyalty, passion, creativity, humility and courage. The firm emphasizes championing diversity, equity and inclusion, and has committed to advancing reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through a Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan and long-standing partnerships supporting First Nations youth.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 16 people
from the firm's websiteFifth-generation member of the Albert family who joined Alberts in 2004 after global marketing roles at Coca-Cola, Kodak, Kellogg's, Optus and Telstra. He oversaw the 2016 sale of J. Albert & Son to BMG and sits on multiple boards and investment committees, including the Alberts Impact Ventures Investment Committee.
Fifth-generation Alberts executive director focused on impact and sustainability, with a career advising nonprofit, corporate and government organisations in Australia and the UK. She leads the firm's impact approach and heads the Music Education: Right from the Start initiative; holds an MBA from INSEAD.
Fifth-generation Alberts executive director leading marketing and heading The Tony Foundation, and involved with Alberts Impact Ventures investing in early-stage start-ups. Previously built a strategy and marketing career with FMCG firm CPW in Switzerland and Dubai; AICD graduate and impact investing committee member.
Fifth-generation Alberts executive director with two decades in corporate law, HR, governance and strategy across startups and multinationals. She joined in 2018, leads legal, governance and people functions, and is actively involved in Alberts Impact Ventures supporting early-stage impact start-ups.
Communications and philanthropy officer who joined Alberts in November 2023, previously entertainment editor at WHO Magazine and in communications roles at City of Sydney Council and Cred Consulting. Supports marketing, communications and executive functions.
Associate who joined the Impact Ventures team in 2023 as an intern and grew into a full-time role working on projects, investments and research. Holds a double degree in Commerce and Information Systems from UNSW and previously worked at Cut Through Ventures and Vitality Capital Partners.
CFO with over 15 years of senior finance experience at multinationals LG and BMG and other organisations. He leads the Finance, Administration and Royalties team at Alberts, covering accounting, investments administration and music royalties; a CPA.
Projects and operations manager who joined Alberts in 2025, working across strategic projects, operations and governance to turn priorities into practical action, with a career focused on improving systems and processes.
Head of Strategy for Alberts Impact Ventures with 20 years in business growth, starting at Saatchi & Saatchi in London and working with brands like Coca-Cola, Nestle and Unilever. Previously equity partner and Head of Strategy at consultancy Step Change.
Journalist, non-executive director of the Alberts Investments board and fifth-generation family member who shares the stories and impact of Alberts Impact Ventures founders and philanthropic partners. Two decades of media experience and author of the book House of Hits.
Royalties manager with Alberts since 2002 and a long career in music royalties and copyright, previously at EMI Records. Administers publishing and record royalties for AC/DC and the Vanda, Young & Wright catalogues.
Project lead for the Music Education: Right from the Start initiative, driving advocacy and cross-sector engagement. Extensive strategy and executive experience across government and cultural agencies including Arts NSW and Film Australia; also a leadership coach.
Senior financial accountant who joined Alberts in 2025 with experience across media, arts and services. A Chartered Accountant supporting core financial accounting with a focus on investment and royalties.
Assistant accountant who joined Alberts in April 2024 with extensive financial accounting experience including 22 years at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners. Handles transactional and administrative accounting requirements; a CPA.
Finance manager who joined Alberts in 2013 with over 10 years of accounting experience across various sectors. Responsible for financial accounting, budgeting, compliance and systems management; a CPA originally from Christchurch.
Portfolio analyst who joined Alberts in March 2023 from PwC Sydney, working across two investment portfolios as IC Secretary and accountant and involved in the investment pipeline. Holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Victoria University of Wellington.
Investments · 23 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathAn app to journal symptoms and side effects for doctor visits.
Keeps fashion out of landfill and enables the circular fashion economy.
A new way to buy electricity that empowers Australians to drive renewable demand.
Reimagining obstetrics to center both mother and baby in care.
Sustainable activated carbon enabling access to clean air, water, and soil
A platform investing in caregivers to build a better working world.
Cloud-based real-time crisis, emergency, and incident management system
Waterless skincare making conscious beauty accessible and simple.
Software helping energy system players navigate decentralised and decarbonised transition.
A B2B food technology company building a better plant-based meat system.
A marketplace matching Australia's top employers with early-career talent based on skills and values.
An online marketplace matching people in need with local carers.
Stackable thermal energy bricks enabling grid transition to green energy at peak loads.
Clinician-recommended digital hypnotherapy grounded in scientific research.
Measuring classroom dynamics to improve mental health and wellbeing.
Pest control technology that removes guesswork.
A wearable designed to help manage menstrual symptoms including pain, mood and energy.
Australia's first 100% carbon neutral delivery service for small business and a certified B Corp.
A next-generation booking platform connecting artists and hirers.
Connecting people experiencing distress to relevant support when and where needed.
An ethical ticketing marketplace connecting fans to events at fair prices.
A carbon-negative plastic replacement made from seaweed.
Ethical investing super tailored for women, by women.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Alberts Impact Ventures invest at?
- Alberts Impact Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does Alberts Impact Ventures focus on?
- Alberts Impact Ventures focuses on Circular Economy, Cleantech, Energy, FemTech, FoodTech, Healthtech, Impact & Social Good, Marketplaces, Mental Health.
- Where is Alberts Impact Ventures located?
- Alberts Impact Ventures is headquartered in Sydney, AU.
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