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Chris Bate

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Senior Investment Manager at Kero Development Partners

Konstancin-Jeziorna, Mazowieckie, Poland

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About

Senior Investment Manager leading origination and due diligence and sitting on portfolio company boards. He has 9+ years appraising and investing in early-stage technology businesses and previously worked in the investment team at Grosvenor, a family office.

Experience

  1. White Motorcycle Concepts LtdBoard Membercurrent2025 β€” present
  2. Tribol BrakingBoard Membercurrent2025 β€” present
  3. PES TechnologiesBoard Membercurrent2023 β€” present
  4. Kero Development PartnersSenior Investment Managercurrent2023 β€” presentScience Park North West, Daresbury, UK
  5. Grosvenor Food & AgTechSenior Investment Associate2022 β€” 2023
  6. Grosvenor Food & AgTechInvestment Associate2019 β€” 2022Greater Cheshire West and Chester Area
  7. Grosvenor GroupInvestment Analyst2017 β€” 2019London Area, United Kingdom
  8. Grosvenor GroupAsset Management2016 β€” 2017Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Skills & more

Leadership4Microsoft Office2Microsoft Excel2PowerPoint2Research1Microsoft Word1

Languages English Β· Russian

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Who is Chris Bate?
Senior Investment Manager leading origination and due diligence and sitting on portfolio company boards. He has 9+ years appraising and investing in early-stage technology businesses and previously worked in the investment team at Grosvenor, a family office.
Where does Chris Bate work?
Chris Bate is Senior Investment Manager at Kero Development Partners.
Where did Chris Bate go to school?
Chris Bate studied at The University of Manchester (Real Estate Asset Management MSc, Real Estate); The University of Manchester (Bachelor's Degree, International Business, Finance and Economics).

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