16/02/2026
🌏 Since its inception in 2022, the Atlas Climate Tech Coalition has gathered members from more than 130+ Family Offices, VCs, and CVCs, representing over $22 billion of committed capital for climate innovations.
Miho Kurosaki, Ariel Ezrahi, Wanutchaporn Na Chiengmai, Pattapon (Tay) Kasemtanakul, Pang (Thitirat) Sittakaradej, Alexander Bent, James Inge, Joel Kam, Elisa Riou, Janina Motter, Tomas Koch, Andrei Podlesnyi, Vincent Lui, Fatima dela Cruz, Ratchanon Supakit, Mike Lim, Nick Winstone, Chavalit Frederick Tsao, Shmuel Kedmi, Yael Weisz Zilberman, Todd Khozein, Petch Wannissorn, Paul Burgon, Benoit Cosserat
✅ Join us in the Atlas Climate Tech Coalition and connect with our coalition members actively investing in the climate tech space.
🌱 With more than 1,000 members across North America and South East Asia, you are helping build momentum to mobilize funding for vital innovations across those 2 fronts!
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I started my first fund because the climate adaptation economy has the potential to save $18-30 trillion in avoided GDP losses by 2050, and I see a unique opportunity to drive that change.
By living over 10 years in cities severely impacted by floods, hurricanes and sea level rises like Singapore, Bangkok and Hong Kong, I witnessed firsthand the impacts of climate change.
I knew that capital had to be mobilized toward solutions that help society not only survive but thrive in the face of environmental challenges.
Since 2022, we built a coalition of investors now influencing over $22 billion to climate solutions, they understand the immense economic and social value in funding climate mitigation & adaptation technologies.
In 10 years, I see the Climate Tech Coalition as a global renowned leader in climate adaptation finance, having backed at least 500 transformative companies and delivering serious return for its investors.
More importantly, we’ll have contributed to reducing the potential $36-60 trillion in global GDP losses worldwide, playing a key role in helping societies prepare for and mitigate climate risks.
