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Mr. Fedors joined Leaf in 2010 and focuses on investments in selected subsectors including renewable power generation, resources and chemicals, and water. He serves as a board member for Energia Escalona, Lehigh Technologies, and MaxWest Environmental Systems.
Prior to Leaf, Mr. Fedors worked with venture capital firms in the US and Europe in the clean energy and technology sectors. Earlier in his career, he was an investment banker with JPMorgan’s Energy group and Leveraged Finance group. In those roles, he advised on transactions totaling $75+ billion across mergers & acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and capital markets issuances. He was also a co-author of the Carbon Principles, a voluntary agreement among investment banks, electric utilities, and environmental advocacy groups. In his graduate work, Mr. Fedors' research included the interaction of environmental regulations, economic regulatory structures, and firm behavior in the power generation sector, focusing on CO2 and NOx emissions.
Mr. Fedors holds a MBA from the Darden School at the University of Virginia, a MPhil in Environmental Policy from Cambridge University, and a BSE in Chemical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.