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Scott Greenhalgh

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Chair and Investment Committee Member at Social and Sustainable Capital

United Kingdom

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About

Scott Greenhalgh is Chairperson of Social and Sustainable Capital LLP, a social investment fund manager focused on supported housing, and Chair of Certitude, a London charity supporting people with learning disabilities and mental health needs across 17 boroughs. He previously served as Executive Chairman of Bridges Evergreen, a long-term impact investment vehicle, from its inception until spring 2021. His earlier career was in private equity, and he has held roles including chair of the Royal Foundation's Expert Steering Group on the early years and member of the England Committee of the National Lottery Community Fund.

Experience

  1. Social and Sustainable CapitalChairpersoncurrent2023 — present
  2. CertitudeChairpersoncurrent2022 — present
  3. Three Dimensional Impact LtdDirectorcurrent2020 — present
  4. The Ethical Housing CompanyNon Executive Chair2018 — 2021UK
  5. BRIDGES EVERGREEN HOLDINGS LIMITEDExecutive Chair2016 — 2021
  6. Agility Impact HoldingsNon Executive Director2019 — 2021Greater London
  7. New Reflexions CareNon Executive Director2017 — 2021Shrewsbury, England, United Kingdom
  8. Shaw healthcare (Group) LtdNon executive director2017 — 2020Newport Wales
  9. Capcellence Mittelstandspartner GmbHNon Executive Chairman, Investment Committee2008 — 2020Hamburg
  10. Better Capital- GermanyChairman2013 — 2015
  11. GardeurNon Executive Chairman2012 — 2013Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
  12. CPL IndustriesNon Executive Director2006 — 2013Chesterfield
  13. Vision CapitalManaging Director2004 — 2008London Area, United Kingdom
  14. Alchemy PartnersPartner1998 — 2003
  15. HSBC Investment Bank / Samuel MontaguDirector1985 — 1997

Skills & more

Socially Responsible Investing1Board Governance1Business Planning1Sensitive IssuesLeadershipStrategic InitiativesNon-Executive DirectorExecutive LeadershipFinancial AnalysisInvestment DecisionsChange ManagementManagement Development
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Who is Scott Greenhalgh?
Scott Greenhalgh is Chairperson of Social and Sustainable Capital LLP, a social investment fund manager focused on supported housing, and Chair of Certitude, a London charity supporting people with learning disabilities and mental health needs across 17 boroughs. He previously served as Executive Chairman of Bridges Evergreen, a long-term impact investment vehicle, from its inception until spring 2021. His earlier career was in private equity, and he has held roles including chair of the Royal Foundation's Expert Steering Group on the early years and member of the England Committee of the National Lottery Community Fund.
Where does Scott Greenhalgh work?
Scott Greenhalgh is Chair and Investment Committee Member at Social and Sustainable Capital.
Where did Scott Greenhalgh go to school?
Scott Greenhalgh studied at University of Oxford (MSc Evidence Based Social Interventions and Policy Evaluation); Loughborough University (BSc, Banking and Finance).

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