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§ Venture Capital · San Francisco, CA, USA
Venture capital firm investing in early-stage deep-tech companies addressing climate change, resource scarcity, and healthcare.
Baruch Future Ventures is a San Francisco-based family office and venture capital firm that invests in early-stage deep technology companies addressing climate change, resource scarcity, and healthcare. The firm targets hardware and software innovations across clean energy generation, synthetic biology, sustainable agriculture, air quality, and water conservation. While the firm's specific assets under management remain private, it builds upon the legacy of its leadership, who previously managed $1.2 billion across seven funds that yielded 18 initial public offerings and 10 unicorn valuations. The fund frequently co-invests alongside major institutional partners like Breakthrough Energy Ventures to back prominent climate technology startups, including Fervo Energy, Kobold Metals, Aeroseal, and Pivot Bio, which notably secured a $430 million Series D funding round. Baruch Future Ventures was founded in 2012 by Tom Baruch.
Key people at Baruch Future Ventures.
Baruch Future Ventures is a San Francisco-based family investment firm focused on climate technology and sustainability. Its mission is to accelerate the climate economy by investing in early-stage companies that develop innovative solutions in climate restoration, resource scarcity, and sustainability. The firm prioritizes investing in visionary entrepreneurs and breakthrough technologies that can profitably transition Earth systems back to health, address critical resource challenges, and decarbonize the global economy. Baruch Future Ventures leverages over 30 years of climate-focused investing experience, a strong network, and a track record of generating superior returns, including leading multiple IPOs and unicorns[1][2][3].
Founded in 2012 by Tom Baruch, a veteran investor who previously founded the first corporate VC fund (CMEA) and led 18 IPOs and 8 M&A deals, Baruch Future Ventures evolved from his decades of experience in climate and technology investing. The firm’s founding team emphasizes speed to market and deep sector expertise, focusing on companies that combine materials science, biology, and information technology to solve pressing environmental problems. Early traction includes partnerships with major climate investment initiatives like Breakthrough Energy Ventures and a portfolio that spans power infrastructure, supply chains, and materials manufacturing innovations[1][3].
Baruch Future Ventures rides the accelerating global trend toward climate restoration and sustainability, driven by urgent environmental challenges and increasing regulatory and market pressures to decarbonize. The firm’s timing is critical as innovations in materials science, energy, and digital technologies converge to enable scalable climate solutions. By backing early-stage companies that address resource scarcity and sustainability, Baruch Future Ventures influences the broader ecosystem by catalyzing new technologies that can reshape industries and contribute to a healthier planet[1][3].
Looking ahead, Baruch Future Ventures is poised to deepen its impact by continuing to identify and scale breakthrough climate technologies. Trends such as the digitalization of energy systems, advanced materials innovation, and circular economy models will shape its investment focus. The firm’s influence is likely to grow as climate tech becomes central to global economic transformation, positioning Baruch Future Ventures as a key enabler of the transition to a sustainable future[1][3].
Key people at Baruch Future Ventures.
Baruch Future Ventures has 6 tracked investments across 6 companies. The latest tracked deal is $15.0M Series A in InventWood in May 2025.
