Jonathan Moed

I could not verify a current public biography, LinkedIn profile, headshot, or current StartGreen team-page listing for Jonathan Moed. The current StartGreen “Team van experts” page does not list him among the firm’s team members. The email address in the stub, `[hidden]`, also could not be independently verified from public sources found during this research.

The firm connected to the stub, StartGreen Capital, is a Dutch impact fund manager based at Mauritskade 64, 1092 AD Amsterdam. StartGreen says it has been active since 2006 and describes itself as one of the largest impact fund managers in the Netherlands, financing impact companies and energy projects with both loans and risk capital.

StartGreen manages or advises several impact-finance vehicles, including Energiefonds Overijssel, Participatiefonds Duurzame Economie Noord-Holland, Borski Fund, ASN Energie & Innovatiefonds, ASN-SG Climate Impact Equity Fund, and Invesdor/Oneplanetcrowd. Its stated work centers on financing the transition toward a climate-neutral, fossil-free, circular economy with broader participation and equal opportunity.

• StartGreen’s stated purpose is impact finance: it invests in and manages financing for impact companies and energy projects using both loans and risk capital.
• The firm’s stated impact domains are energy transition, circularity/local economy, and equality/fair opportunity.
• StartGreen says it seeks to identify emerging market themes early, develop new funds with investors, and structure financing that accelerates sustainability, circularity, and diversity.
• Financing instruments include convertible loans, equity, senior and junior loans, guarantees, and crowdfunding.
• Borski Fund focuses on women entrepreneurs, companies aimed at women, and women’s health/FemTech; portfolio companies must have at least one woman in the management team with an equity stake.
• Borski Fund targets companies with first revenue and traction and provides seed, startup, and expansion capital through equity and convertible/subordinated loans.
• PDENH focuses on energy transition, circular economy, and sustainable mobility in Noord-Holland. Since September 2023 it has been a closed-end fund focused on follow-on investments in existing portfolio companies.
• PDENH looks for companies or projects that contribute to the province’s sustainability goals, are located in and benefit Noord-Holland, have a transparent and well-supported business case, have a dedicated and capable management team, have clear legal foundations, and offer sufficient return for acceptable risk.