An Israeli entrepreneur and businessman named Ziv Aviram announced the launch of EcoBridge at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2023 Meeting in New York. This is a major step towards combating the escalating climate crisis. EcoBridge will be an innovative global investment fund that focuses on technology and innovation. Its aim is to bridge the gap between today’s climate challenges and the transformative technology companies that hold the promise of a more sustainable tomorrow.
EcoBridge is creating an Impact Advisory Board to gain insight from its members and to help the fund with its analysis of climate sustainability. President Bill Clinton will serve as chair of the Impact Advisory Board, advising EcoBridge on climate impact across different political, economic, and government environments. The Clinton Foundation will support the Impact Advisory Board to align EcoBridge’s investment focus with the educational and climate impact goals of the Foundation.
The mission of EcoBridge is to serve as a bridge between the entrepreneurial community and the business sector in addressing the climate crisis and the potential of technologies being developed worldwide. EcoBridge seeks to connect geographies and visions, linking the urgent climate needs of the present with the potentially boundless possibilities that technology affords for the future.
“The intersection of innovation and climate action is where true transformation occurs. EcoBridge is a catalyst for change,” said Ziv Aviram, Co-founder & Chairman of EcoBridge. “We’re not just investing in technologies; we’re investing in a better world. Our choices today will shape the legacy we leave for generations to come.”
EcoBridge is a worldwide Climate Tech Investment Fund that aims to invest in firms that offer solutions to reduce the gap between existing climate challenges and a more eco-friendly future. The co-founders of EcoBridge, Ziv Aviram, Itai Lemberger, and Robert Citrone, lead the organization. Despite the looming climate crisis, EcoBridge remains committed to using technology and innovation to create a sustainable and resilient future, distinguishing itself from conventional climate funds.
“Of the many challenges we face, there is perhaps none which requires our collective action as urgently as climate change,” said President Clinton. “We know that when we work together, we can move the needle on this issue very quickly – and that there are passionate entrepreneurs and innovators all around the world already working to both advance proven climate solutions and pioneer new ones. This exciting new climate tech fund has the potential to unlock revolutionary solutions to this existential challenge.”
