EIG is more than an investment company. We are a catalyst for transformation, a steward of resources, and a builder of a better Africa.
The global discussion around climate change has long focused on reducing carbon emissions to mitigate global warming. Despite the very best intentions of the global society, the pace of change is slow and renewable energy alone won’t be enough to address the full scope of environmental challenges.
Evrensel Impact Group is built on a foundation of purpose-driven excellence, guided by the principle that our endeavours must benefit humanity and the environment. Together, our subsidiaries address critical global challenges across water management, energy transition, sustainable agriculture and ethical resource development united by a commitment to sustainability, innovation and social impact.
EIG is continuously planning and will soon move into healthcare and affordable housing, seeking to create long-term value for communities, stakeholders and the planet.
Every investment is guided by a clear purpose transforming Africa for good.
Together, these subsidiaries address critical global challenges across water management, energy transition, sustainable agriculture and ethical resource development.
A set of core principles that define our purpose, shape our decisions and drive our global impact.
Forward-thinking ideas and emerging technologies that redefine industries.
Responsible growth integrating environmentally and socially conscious practices.
Transparency, ethics and accountability building trust with partners worldwide.
The power of partnerships connecting people, businesses and ideas across borders.
The highest standards: quality, precision and long term value in every project.
Meaningful outcomes every initiative contributes to global progress.
Every EIG project regardless of sector moves through the same disciplined pathway.
AI-powered data & market insights identify high-potential opportunities.
Technical, financial, environmental and social assessments de-risk the project.
Optimal structure, risk allocation and financial modelling create bankability.
Projects packaged to meet lender and investor requirements.
EPC partnerships deliver on time, on budget, to specification.
Bankable projects unlock capital, deliver returns and create lasting impact.
A seasoned team with decades of combined experience across infrastructure, energy, water, agriculture, finance, business development and global markets.
Anthony Moore is a distinguished international finance executive with more than 55 years’ experience across investment banking, capital markets and corporate finance. His career includes senior leadership positions at Goldman Sachs, where he established and managed its Hong Kong office, led Investment Banking in Japan and served as an Executive Director in London. His expertise spans equity fundraising, cross-border M&A, project finance, precious metals, asset management and wealth advisory. Anthony brings extensive experience in guiding emerging companies through growth, capital formation and successful exits, providing EIG with high-level strategic, financial and investment leadership.
Derrick Emeka Randall is a senior international executive with extensive leadership experience across Africa, Europe and the Caribbean. As CEO of Evrensel Impact Group, he leads the development of high-impact opportunities spanning water, renewable energy, sustainable agriculture and critical minerals, working with governments, investors and strategic partners to transform complex opportunities into investable projects. His career includes senior commercial leadership with global organisations including Digicel, T-Mobile and Michelin, with a proven record of driving growth and market leadership. Derrick holds an MBA from the University of Sheffield and a BA in International Relations from Keele University.
Brian Shea is an accomplished technology entrepreneur and senior executive specialising in artificial intelligence, digital transformation and water-sector innovation. As CEO of Arlando AI, EIG’s AI partner, he brings advanced AI capabilities to the identification, assessment and optimisation of major infrastructure opportunities. His previous water-sector work includes projects involving Anglian Water, NSVA in Sweden and the Saudi Water Authority, alongside development of intellectual property for an AI/ML platform. Brian’s corporate leadership experience includes Managing Director UK & Europe at Qualitest and senior Capgemini Group roles, including CEO of Sogeti UK and Global Head of Test and QA.
Lloyd Le Page is a highly experienced international executive specialising in agribusiness, sustainable development, investment and development finance. He has worked with leading global institutions including the African Development Bank, IFC, World Bank, bilateral and multilateral partners, and the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. At the Tony Blair Institute, Lloyd spearheaded partnerships and investment initiatives across 15 African countries, helping to secure funding for large-scale projects. His combination of agricultural, development and financing expertise supports EIG’s ambition to build commercially viable, sustainable agricultural platforms that strengthen food security, rural economies and long-term economic development across emerging markets.
John Mansfield is an experienced international business leader with extensive board, governance and corporate oversight expertise. Over the past 27 years, he has served as an outside Director and Audit Committee Chairman for several public companies operating across healthcare, advanced technology, insurance and Greentech. His broad corporate experience provides EIG’s energy activities with valuable strategic, governance and commercial perspective as the Group develops sustainable power and infrastructure opportunities. John holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario, Canada, and is based near New Orleans, Louisiana.
Steve Cunningham is an accomplished international corporate attorney with more than 40 years’ experience in mergers and acquisitions, securities law, international transactions and public and private financings. He has participated in more than 200 debt and equity offerings and acquisitions with aggregate proceeds exceeding $1 billion, involving businesses and projects across more than 40 countries. Steve has served as a partner at internationally recognised law firms and as General Counsel and Secretary to three public companies. A Harvard Law School honours graduate, he brings EIG extensive expertise in complex cross-border transactions, corporate structuring, investment and international commercial law.
A seasoned team with decades of combined experience across infrastructure, energy, water, agriculture, finance, business development and global markets.
Trevor Wicks is an experienced international banker who brings significant financial and institutional expertise to EIG’s Senior Advisory Board. He began his career with HSBC Group as an international banker and went on to hold a number of influential positions within the financial sector. His career has included serving as Chairman of the Foreign & Commonwealth Banking Committee. Trevor’s extensive banking background provides EIG with valuable insight into project finance, financial structuring and institutional engagement, supporting the Group as it develops and finances major infrastructure and impact-led opportunities across emerging and frontier markets.
Stephen Yeboah is a policy analyst, researcher and strategic communicator with specialist expertise across energy, climate, agriculture, finance and commodities in Africa. His multidisciplinary experience provides valuable insight into the intersection between natural resources, sustainable development, public policy and economic growth. Stephen previously served as a Research Fellow at the Africa Progress Panel, contributing to work addressing some of the continent’s most important development challenges. As EIG’s Senior Advisor for Green Mining, he provides strategic perspective on responsible resource development and supports the Group’s objective of advancing mining and critical-mineral opportunities that combine commercial potential with strong environmental and social principles.
Rory Hughes is a mechanical engineer with extensive practical experience across waste processing, recycling and wastewater treatment. His career in the sector began with work on pyrolysis systems, solvent recovery and solvent filtration during the 1980s. From the early 1990s, he increasingly specialised in recycling and waste-management technologies, including household waste, construction and demolition waste, plastics recycling and wastewater treatment. Rory brings EIG significant technical and operational knowledge across the waste-management lifecycle. As Senior Advisor for Waste Treatment, he supports the Group in evaluating technologies and solutions capable of addressing complex environmental and infrastructure challenges across its target markets.
Dr. Ajay Sharma is an accomplished board-level executive specialising in digital transformation, corporate governance, technology, finance and business growth. He brings a multidisciplinary perspective to the challenges facing organisation’s operating in an increasingly digital economy, combining an understanding of technology with legal and governance requirements and the financial disciplines necessary to support sustainable growth. His expertise enables him to advise on how organisation’s can modernise operating models while maintaining effective governance and commercial focus. As CEO for India, Ajay provides EIG with senior leadership and strategic insight as the Group evaluates opportunities, partnerships and technology-enabled initiatives within the Indian market.
John Ireland is an experienced clean-technology entrepreneur, executive and mentor with a strong background in energy and innovation. He founded and served as CEO of Downstream Energy Corporation and has been a lead mentor with the Clean Tech Open accelerator for more than a decade, supporting the development of emerging clean-technology businesses. John combines technical expertise with senior commercial and entrepreneurial experience. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in chemical and biochemical engineering from Brown University, together with an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management. As Special Advisor for Energy, he provides EIG with valuable technical, innovation and commercial insight.
EIG’s 10-point ethical charter governs how we raise capital, engage partners and deliver projects across every market.
All funds we raise, manage or channel originate from clean, compliant sources. We adhere to global AML/CTF regulations and require rigorous KYC/KYB due diligence from every financial partner.
Zero tolerance for bribery, corruption or improper influence, aligned with the UK Bribery Act, US FCPA and local legislation in every market we operate in.
We protect personal information under GDPR and relevant national data protection laws, safeguarding sensitive data through secure systems and strict confidentiality obligations.
Every project undergoes environmental risk assessment, minimising impact, enhancing ecosystem resilience and integrating sustainability from design through execution.
We combine funding, innovation and global expertise to deliver projects that support economic growth, improve infrastructure and enhance quality of life for the long term.
All vendors, contractors and suppliers must commit to fair labour practices, safe working conditions and legitimate sourcing — with the right to audit and terminate non-compliant relationships.
We follow international best practice in corporate governance, financial management, risk control, transparent reporting and stakeholder accountability.
We protect and promote human dignity, equal opportunity and freedom from exploitation, strongly opposing modern slavery, forced labour, child labour and human trafficking.
We work with communities, not simply deliver to them — respecting local culture, engaging women, youth and vulnerable groups, and prioritising skills transfer and local job creation.
We provide safe, confidential channels for whistleblowers with a strict zero-retaliation policy — every report independently reviewed and addressed transparently.