In October 2014 he cofounded a venture capital firm, Woolsthorpe Partners, focused on clean technology and renewable energy; in less than two years, by July 2016, it had grown to over £1.1 billion in assets under management.
In October 2014 he cofounded a venture capital firm, Woolsthorpe Partners, named after Sir Isaac Newton's birthplace, focused on clean technology and renewable energy. In less than two years, by July 2016, it had grown to over £1.1 billion in assets under management.