The Hive Climate AI

INVESTING IN TRANSFORMATIVE ASSET BASED VENTURES FOR THE CLIMATE ECONOMY

Investing successfully in climate solutions requires specific and innovative approaches. Climate challenges are inherently intersystemic, involving complex interactions across energy, infrastructure, policy, and finance.

The Hive Climate AI is uniquely positioned to address these challenges by facilitating cross-sectoral collaboration by co-creation and investment in new ventures leveraging a robust ecosystem of corporates, investors, and experts.

The fund is managed by two accomplished women entrepreneurs with deep expertise in finance and climate, as well as unparalleled networks in Europe and Southeast Asia. Europe is renowned for its leadership in climate and sustainability investments, while Southeast Asia, particularly Malaysia, offers rapid-growth opportunities to adopt and scale impactful technologies.

The Hive Climate AI team is composed by:

TM Ravi

Managing Director and Co-Founder

Managing Director and co-founder of The Hive, co-creating and funding AI-powered enterprise startups. Pioneer in applying AI to enterprise across industries like finance and health.
Serial entrepreneur with 25+ startups; founder & CEO of Mimosa Systems, Peakstone, and Media Blitz. Holds MS, Ph.D. from UCLA, and B.Tech from IIT Kanpur.

Dato’ Syed Haizam Jamalullail

Managing Partner The Hive SEA and at Tuas CP

Established Tuas Capital Partners and The Hive Southeast Asia.
Previously Investment Director of KFM Advisory.
Director of a few private companies including Segi Value Holdings Sdn. Bhd.

Krishnavenee Krishnan

Partner

Extensive experience in capital markets, sustainability, innovation and technology
Advisor of private sector & public sector clients as a management consultant (Asia, Europe, US). MPA (Public Policy), Harvard University

Geraldine Andrieux

M.D

Entrepreneur, Venture builder
Biologist, 20 years in semiconductor, data and climate with value chain expertise
+20 years collaboration with leading corporates, start-ups and investors