How to build climate ventures – and get them funded! | A conversation with Greenhouse Co-founder, Creel Price

Join us for a chat with the Co-founder of Greenhouse and Investible, Creel Price, to learn about his founder journey and how that has shaped his work with entrepreneurs and investment thesis behind Investible. 

The conversation will be MC'd by Co-CEO of 100% Renewables and Greenhouse member, Barbara Albert.

Creel had launched ten businesses before finishing high school and a further two at university. At age twenty-five, he co-founded Blueprint Management Group with $5,000 dollars and grew it to over a 1,000 employees - exiting a decade later for over $100 million.  

Since exiting his business Creel has dedicated his time to fostering entrepreneurship on a global scale. From investing in over 160 early-stage tech companies to authoring a best-selling business book and creating the curriculum for the Branson Centre for Entrepreneurship in South Africa – Creel is passionate about how business can be a force for good. Creel is on the City of Sydney’s Business, Economic Development & Covid Recovery Advisory Panel. 

What we will cover: 

• Creel’s founder story – key lessons for climate tech  

• The role of decision-making in business and in life 

• Working with Richard Branson on Entrepreneurship and social enterprise 

• The importance of experiential learning for founders 

• Why regenerative farming matters 

• The Origins of Greenhouse 

• The investible story – what VCs are looking for 

• Keys for scaling climate tech. 

More on our MC, Barbara Albert

Barbara is the Co-founder and Co-CEO of 100% Renewables, a consultancy specialising in the development of decarbonisation strategies. Barbara is a speaker, podcast host of ‘Driving Net Profit with Zero Emissions’ and award-winning author of the book 'Energy Unlimited'.

She is passionate about business and sustainability and believes that reaching net-zero emissions is achievable and profitable when done right.

Barbara holds a master’s degree in commerce from the University for Business Administration and Economics in Vienna and studied at New York University’s Stern School of Business.