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The Table
The Table is a community of investors in the United States focused on funding early-stage ClimateTech ventures co-led by women. It aims to diversify funding sources and expand access to capital for these ventures.
Overview
What The Table does
What The Table is
The Table is a community of investors in the United States focused on funding early-stage ClimateTech ventures co-led by women. It aims to diversify funding sources and expand access to capital for these ventures.
How it participates in the startup ecosystem
The current public profile supports funder and community capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.
Operational profile
Organization status and context
Organization status describes the entity itself. Funding and program availability appear within the relevant capability profile.
- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Community
- Structured capabilities
- Funder · Community
- Last reviewed
- March 5, 2026
Official channels
Find The Table elsewhere
Open the official website or a supported primary organization account.
Capability profile
The Table as a funder
Investment thesis
The Table invests in early-stage ClimateTech ventures with at least one woman co-founder. The organization emphasizes substantial positive climate outcomes and aims to create a collaborative capital system.
Focus narrative
The Table focuses on investing in early-stage ClimateTech ventures, specifically from Pre-Seed to Series A stages. Eligible ventures must have at least one woman co-founder with significant equity and demonstrate substantial positive climate outcomes. The organization promotes co-investment among its members, which include syndicate leads, venture capitalists, corporate venture capitalists, and family offices.
Focus and fit
- Stages
- Pre-seed · Seed · Series A
- Sectors
- Climate & Sustainability
- Regions
- United States
Availability
- Currently deploying
- Not published
Capability profile
The Table as a community
Community overview
The Table is a community focused on addressing the climate crisis by diversifying funding sources and expanding access to capital for early-stage ClimateTech ventures. Founded in the United States, it emphasizes collaboration among investors to create a capital system that prioritizes climate outcomes. The organization is committed to supporting ventures that have at least one woman co-founder with significant equity, ensuring that diverse voices are included in the fight against climate change.
Community focus
The Table specifically targets early-stage ClimateTech ventures, particularly those in the Pre-Seed to Series A stages. Eligible ventures must demonstrate substantial positive climate outcomes and include at least one woman co-founder. The organization facilitates co-investment opportunities among its members, which consist of syndicate leads, venture capitalists, corporate venture capitalists, and family offices.
Membership
- Pricing models
- free
Format and cadence
- Modality
- online
- Schedule
- rolling-admissions
- Commitment
- light
Availability
- Membership state
- Accepting
Audience and fit
- Audience
- Investors
- Benefits
- network-access
- Program types
- community
- Selection criteria
- application
- Stages
- Pre-seed · Seed · Series A
- Sectors
- Climate & Sustainability
- Regions
- United States
Community activity
Notable members
Founding Partners include Julie Blane and Carmel Rafaeli, with advisors such as Sthembile Nkabinde, Mea Lewis, and Illai Gescheit.
Common questions
What to know about The Table
Upseed classifies The Table under the Community organization type. Its current public profile includes funder and community capabilities.
Source and update disclosure
Know what this page is based on
Source basis
Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.
Last reviewed
March 5, 2026
Known limits
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