The Conduit Connect
Impact venture investor backing UK pre-seed to Series A founders in climate, integrated health and financial resilience
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About The Conduit Connect
The Conduit Connect is an impact investment firm that backs founders building technology for a sustainable, healthy and financially resilient life. It manages the Conduit EIS Impact Fund, launched in 2021, and is the sister organisation of the Conduit Club, a membership community of impact investors and entrepreneurs with clubs in London and Oslo.
It invests in UK-based pre-seed to Series A start-ups with diverse founding teams and scalable business models that have impact at the core. Focus areas are sustainable industry, integrated health and financial resilience. Portfolio founders can access partner service providers offering discounted or pro bono support, and the firm hosts events for founders and investors.
The company was launched in 2018 as an impact investing platform and is based in Mayfair, London. It describes itself as a female-founded venture firm. Its Conduit EIS Impact Fund is certified by the FCA as 'Sustainability Impact'.
Product: The Conduit EIS Impact Fund, an impact venture investment fund, and the Conduit Club impact investor membership network.
Jobs at The Conduit Connect
Leadership
- Eva-Maria Dimitriadis · CEO & MANAGING PARTNERSource: company website
- Greg Minter · Finance DirectorSource: company website
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