Faye Walsh Drouillard, co-chair of the HBAN impact syndicate, pictured with Julian Seymour, syndicates manager at HBAN.
Sustainable start-ups will be able to pitch for a new €10 million funding pot from angel investors as part of a new investment syndicate established by the Halo Business Angel Network . HBAN, an all-island body which promotes angel investment in small and medium companies, will invest millions in start-ups which meet environmental, social and governance criteria in the next three years through the establishment of an impact syndicate focused on sustainable companies.
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