Regenerative Investment

Founder and Managing Director Rowan Finnegan holds responsibility for the global investment strategy. Two additional partners — Dominique Girardet and Jouja Maamri — manage portfolio companies, impact measurement, and external partnerships. The firm does not publicly detail a separate investment committee, suggesting Finnegan retains final authority.

Much of the firm's sourcing runs through The Conduit, the London private members' club Finnegan co-founded. The Conduit aggregates social entrepreneurs, policy makers, and impact investors in a standing network. Regenerative also maintains a New York affiliate, Zelim Capital, giving it a bilateral transatlantic origination channel.

It is a boutique investment company seeded with multi-generational family capital, making it closer to a single family office than a third-party venture firm. However, its website describes it as a 'purpose driven investment company' and it has co-investor relationships and club-like deal sharing that blur the line into a hybrid asset manager.

Available evidence points to direct equity and project-level investments rather than LP fund commitments. Holdings like The Conduit, the Arkaig Natural Capital land project, and the existence of affiliate Zelim Capital suggest a preference for balance-sheet and co-investment structures over fund-of-funds allocations.

Rowan Finnegan co-founded The Conduit, a private members' club at 6 Langley Street, London, and the firm lists it as a commercial asset. The Conduit functions both as a portfolio holding and as a live deal-flow and relationship network for Regenerative's investment team.

The firm states it was seeded with funds created through 'many generations of deliberate entrepreneurial work' but does not name the originating family or business. No public record ties the wealth to a single disclosed source, so the specific origin remains undisclosed.

Yes, Dwss Inc and Impact Society are listed as affiliated foundations. The firm's website does not detail the legal separation between the investment company and these philanthropic entities, though Finnegan's membership in the Synergos Global Philanthropists Circle indicates an active grantmaking posture adjacent to the investment mandate.