Golden Hour — NY Climate Week Happy Hour
Climate Week NYC runs on back-to-back panels and pitch meetings. This is the counter-programming.
ClimateDoor and Good Purpose Investments are hosting a happy hour for people building and funding real climate businesses.
We know that the best conversations at Climate Week happen after the sessions end, not during them. So we're just giving you a room and some drinks and letting that happen.
Come have great conversations and enjoy the evening.
Date | Thursday, September 24, 2026
Time | 4:00–6:00 PM ET
Format | Networking, drinks, light bites
Hosted by:
ClimateDoor: an embedded growth partner for energy, agtech, and critical resource companies. Operating as an extension of these businesses' commercial teams, our senior dealmakers and proprietary AI engine secure customers, partnerships, investment, and non-dilutive funding for our Potfolio. With offices in Vancouver and New York, we've mobilized $680M+ in capital and closed 150+ commercial transactions accelerating the energy transition globally.
Good Purpose Investments (CSE: GPIN): a publicly traded growth platform creating, scaling, and acquiring sustainability-driven products, technologies, and brands. With a growing revenue base and an active pipeline of acquisition opportunities, GPI brings together capital, operational expertise, and global commercial relationships to accelerate growth across its portfolio. GPI is led by CEO George Tsogas, an early employee and former executive at lululemon and the former owner of Kit and Ace, which he sold in 2023. George is supported by a seasoned leadership team with extensive experience building, operating, and scaling businesses internationally.
Media Partner:
Climate Hive: a climate technology growth and ecosystem engagement firm focused on connecting promising technologies with the companies, investors, partners, and markets that can accelerate their adoption. Climate Hive believes that story + connection creates action that moves critical projects forward. Through its podcast, "What Do You Solve?", Climate Hive also seeks to amplify the stories of global game changers in critical climate work.