Gabriel Scheer
Gabriel Scheer is Senior Director of Investments & Innovation at Elemental Impact, Venture Partner at MobilityFund, and serves as a board observer for several climate-focused companies. He was on the founding team at Lime, which scaled globally and reached a $2.4B valuation, and founded Re-Vision Labs and Seattle Greendrinks. His expertise spans climate investing, cleantech, mobility, venture capital, and impact investing.
Aquagga Wins $1,500 Top Prize at PNW Climate Week for Portable PFAS Destruction Technology
Aquagga won the top prize of $1,500 at a PNW Climate Week pitch contest for its portable units that destroy harmful PFAS 'forever chemicals' in contaminated wastewater, addressing major environmental and health concerns. The startup, led by CEO Dhileep Sivam, is expanding operations with new contracts including a three-year deal in Colorado and work with 3M.
PNW Climate Week Panel on Sept. 26, 2023, Urges Climate Tech Startups to Expand Beyond Software
At a PNW Climate Week event on Sept. 26, 2023, climate tech investors from Toba Capital, Elemental Excelerator, and Alante Capital shared insights encouraging startups to look beyond software solutions. The panel emphasized Seattle's potential to leverage its industrial and natural resource strengths to innovate in climate technology.
Organizations
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Found Energy Board Observer 2025–present · current
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Artyc Board Observer 2024–present · current
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Elemental Impact Senior Director, Investments & Innovation 2024–present, Director of Innovation 2021–2024 · current
Education
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Yale School of the Environment Clean and Equitable Energy Development · 2025
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Evans School of Public Policy & Governance, University of Washington Master’s Degree, Public Administration
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Master of Arts in Applied International Studies, University of Washington Master’s Degree, International Studies with a focus on international corporate social responsibility
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Luther College BA, Political Science, Music (Vocal Performance)
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University of Nottingham Political Science and Government
