Reinvestment Fund welcomes Steve Chung as new Senior Director for Clean Energy and Sustainability
Philadelphia, May 3, 2021 — Reinvestment Fund announced that Steve Chung is its new Senior Director for Clean Energy and Sustainability. Steve was formerly with the Green Climate Fund, which was established in 2010 through the United Nations to invest in transformational climate projects in the developing world. In his new role at Reinvestment Fund, Steve is primarily responsible for growing Reinvestment Fund’s clean energy lending portfolio and managing its dedicated clean energy funding sources.
Steve Chung joins Reinvestment Fund as is its new Senior Director for Clean Energy and Sustainability.
Prior to Green Climate Fund, Steve worked in investment roles for the United Nations Pension Fund and TIAA-CREF. Steve holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley, and an MBA from NYU Stern.
“We are thrilled to welcome Steve Chung to our team,” said Nancy Wagner-Hislip, Chief Investment Officer at Reinvestment Fund. “Steve’s impressive background is well-aligned with Reinvestment Fund’s efforts to expand our impact on a sustainable future and we look forward to growing our clean energy portfolio of work.”
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