The solution to Australia’s jobs crunch
Sam Mostyn, talks about how the economy can benefit from improved equality policies in the SMH
Alberts backs gender Equality with Oli
Alberts makes its first direct investment into gender equality by backing Baymatob - a device putting both mothers and babies at the centre of care for obstetrics.
Sam Mostyn addresses the National Press Club of Australia
Sam speaks on the topic of 'Creating a vibrant post-pandemic Australia'
MGA thermal wins AFR’s commercialisation prize
Erich and Alex are going from strength to strength with their thermal energy storage solution.
CampdenFB write about the Alberts Impact Strategy
James Beech writes a detailed article for CampdenFB on the back of key findings of the Investing for Global Impact: A Power for Good 2021 report. James goes into detail on the Alberts strategy and how impact is embedded throughout our organisation.
AFR writes about Musos newest investors
We're proud to see the Muso founders making headlines in the AFR today, read more here. While COVID-19 lockdowns have been terrible for the live music industry, they have forced both artists and venues to become more tech-savvy in order to put on virtual events.
The new way to grow family offices
Jemima Whyte of the AFR writes about family office trends towards impact investing featuring Alberts Impact Ventures.
Campden FB writes about Alberts path from rock to impact
James Beech has written a feature for CampdenFB detailing the Alberts 140 year journey from sheet music to impact investing.
Albert Impact Ventures backs MGA Thermal
Alberts Impact Ventures is proud to be backing MGA Thermal in their latest raise led by Main Sequence Ventures. The $8m Series A round also included CP Ventures, New Zealand's Climate Venture Capital fund and The Melt.
Support Act welcomes announcement of $20m from the Australian Government for music and performing arts workers
With funding support from the Australian Government through the Office for the Arts, Support Act is now offering cash grants of $2,000 ($2700 to families with dependent children) called COVID-19 Crisis Relief Grants.
