THEODORE ROOSEVELT V
Ted Roosevelt V is a financial executive with over 25 years of experience in investment management, business development, and corporate strategy. He is the Managing Partner of Redwood Grove Capital, a climate-focused public equity fund that integrates environmental science with fundamental investment analysis. His career spans leadership roles at top financial institutions such as GoldenTree Asset Management, Barclays Capital, and Lehman Brothers, where he built and managed investment strategies and senior client relationships.
An expert in credit and equity markets, Ted has a proven track record of raising institutional capital, launching successful investment platforms, and crafting innovative investment processes. He holds degrees from Princeton University and Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Outside of finance, Ted is deeply committed to environmental advocacy and public service, serving on the boards of several national conservation organizations including the Trust for Public Land and the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. He has authored many Op-Eds for publications including USA Today and Barron's, served on the Obama Presidential campaign's Energy and Environment Committee, and hosts the podcast "Good Citizen," exploring civic engagement, public service, and democratic participation. A lifelong athlete, Ted was a nationally ranked squash player and has completed multiple Ironman competitions including the World Championship.