Mr. Mark Woodall

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  Mark Woodall, CEO of Climate Change Capital: "Neither technology nor capital are in short supply; only swift, ambitious and concerted action by governments is lacking."He also noted that, "Investment through the carbon market is the most evident success of Kyoto.

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  Mark Woodall
  
  Co-FounderiGabriel
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  Mark Woodall
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  Mark has over 20 year's business experience working with start-up companies, as a founder, adviser and financier.Prior to co-founding iGabriel, Mark was the financial adviser and latterly CFO to a UK Internet company, for whom he raised £5 million for it's A round.Until March 2000, Mark was the Executive Director of Impax Capital Corporation (LSE:IPX), a niche investment bank focused on environmental technologies, which he founded in 1993.Whilst at Impax Capital, Mark was responsible for the financial advisory services of the firm and led and completed over a dozen transactions with a total requirement in excess of $350 million.Mark has an MBA from the Cranfield School of Management (Dean's List) and was an Officer in the British Army.

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  Mark Woodall, CEO of CCC said, "We are delighted to have used the expertise of the international specialists at Baker & McKenzie to have acted for us and advised on this deal."

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  Mark Woodall MBA 1993: Chief Executive, Climate Change Capital

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  Mark Woodall, Executive Director, Climate Change Capital
  
  Why Weir Group and Scottish & Southern are investing in wave and tidal technology

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  Mark Woodall, Chief Executive, CCC said: "We are delighted to make this acquisition.

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  "The value of commercial property will increasingly be driven by sustainability and climate change issues," said Mark Woodall, CEO of CCC.

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  Published on: 2/12/2008    Last Visited: 2/19/2008  

  Mark Woodall, chief executive officer of Climate Change Capital, said: "The value of commercial property will increasingly be driven by sustainability and climate change issues.The move to create low carbon buildings will accelerate, and both occupiers and investors will drive this shift motivated by the desire to reduce energy costs, corporate social responsibility, brand value and the need to future-proof their properties."
  
  He added: "We continue to widen our offering and pursue opportunities that will both deliver real returns to our investors, value-add to our clients and continued commercial success."

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  Published on: 10/11/2008    Last Visited: 7/24/2007  

  The tie-up, announced yesterday, is understood to be ... Mark Woodall, chief executive of Climate Change Capital, ... Tags: Climate Change Capital | Kyoto Protocol | Capital Markets

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  Published on: 12/10/2006    Last Visited: 11/6/2007  

  But many European market players believe the Democrats' victory in the midterm elections will create momentum for U.S. involvement, perhaps before the first phase of treaty commitments expires in 2012, says Mark Woodall, chief executive of Climate Change Capital in London, the largest carbon investment bank.
  
  A deal?Republican Sen.

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