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Who We Are

Resilience Impact Capital (RIC) was founded on a simple but powerful belief: building environmental resilience represents the greatest investment opportunity of our time.

We align capital with the urgent need to restore ecosystems, strengthen communities, and build sustainable infrastructure.

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Our Structure

RIC is built with an institutional-grade governance model:

Resilience Impact Capital, L.P. (Fund):

The flagship vehicle where investors commit capital.

Resilience Impact Capital GP, LLC:

Oversees fiduciary responsibilities, strategy, and investment decisions.

Resilience Impact Capital Management Co, LLC:

Handles day-to-day management, sourcing, operations, and team alignment

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to unlock institutional capital for resilience at scale—mobilizing resources that regenerate nature, reduce climate risk, and deliver long-term returns for our investors.

Our Focus

We invest in three intersecting sectors that define the future ofAmerica:

Natural Capital

From wildfire reforestation to watershed protection, we transform degraded land into investable assets.

Circular Economy

Biochar, advanced recycling, and waste-to-value platforms that create commodities and credits.

Sustainable Infrastructure

Distributed water and energy systems, wildfire mitigation, and adaptive urban infrastructure.

Our Leadership

Brett McGonegal, Investment Advisor — Seasoned investor with a background in private equity.

Dr. Emily S. Weeks, Founder — Global resilience finance leader, with deep networks across U.S. government, DFIs, and the private sector.

Dr. Emily Sherra Weeks, CEO — Global resilience finance leader, with deep networks across U.S. government, DFIs, and the priv
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We don’t just invest in projects—we invest in the future of communities, ecosystems, and markets.

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