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Louis Fearn

Investor

Associate at InMotion Ventures

London

Writes $10M – $50M checks Β· typically $25M

About

Louis Fearn joined InMotion Ventures in 2020. He focuses on sustainability and electrification investments and works on climate tech, and he assists founders with areas including fundraising strategy.

ContactΒ· self-published, not guessed

Invests in

CleantechClimate TechEnergy

Experience

  1. InMotion VenturesPrincipalcurrent2023 β€” presentGreater London, England, United Kingdom
  2. InMotion VenturesInvestor2020 β€” 2023Greater London, England, United Kingdom
  3. RallyCo-Foundercurrent2024 β€” presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
  4. UNCAGED InnovationsBoard Observercurrent2024 β€” present
  5. ev.energyBoard Observercurrent2023 β€” presentGreater London, England, United Kingdom
  6. TalentDesk.ioGrowth Lead2019 β€” 2020London Area, United Kingdom
  7. Barclays Corporate & Investment BankCorporate Banking Analyst2016 β€” 2017Greater London, England, United Kingdom
  8. School of Management | University of St AndrewsPresident2015 β€” 2016St. Andrews
  9. Barclays Investment BankSummer Analyst2015London, United Kingdom

Colleagues at InMotion Ventures

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Louis Fearn?
Louis Fearn joined InMotion Ventures in 2020. He focuses on sustainability and electrification investments and works on climate tech, and he assists founders with areas including fundraising strategy.
Where does Louis Fearn work?
Louis Fearn is Associate at InMotion Ventures.
What does Louis Fearn invest in?
Louis Fearn invests in Cleantech, Climate Tech, Energy.
What check size does Louis Fearn write?
Louis Fearn typically writes checks of $10M – $50M.
Where did Louis Fearn go to school?
Louis Fearn studied at University of Cambridge (Master of Philosophy (MPhil), Development Economics); University of St Andrews (Master of Arts (MA), International Relations and Management).

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