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Kim Moore

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United Kingdom
As seen in: GlobalCorporateVenturing, Oregon Business
Covers:  Climate change, energy, cleantech, finance, manufacturing, sustainable technologies, environment, business, consumer tech

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Kim Moore’s Biography

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I am a journalist and editor with more than 20 years of experience of writing features and news.

I was most recently the editor of Global University Venturing and deputy editor of Global Corporate Venturing, a media site covering corporate investing in ground breaking technologies such as AI, clean energy, and consumer and industrial innovation.

I am passionate about telling stories that inspire communities and businesses to be agents of change.

Kim Moore’s Journalist Portfolio

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From bonds to soybeans: Where corporate investors are backing tokenisation

From bonds to soybeans: Where corporate investors are backing tokenisation

As more assets are digitised and put on the blockchain, industries such as finance, agriculture, energy and t…

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Is China winning the chip investment race? - Global Venturing

Is China winning the chip investment race? - Global Venturing

Chinese corporations are backing domestic semiconductor startups at a rate unmatched by any other country inc…

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Climate investors turn back to Europe for stable returns - Global Venturing

Climate investors turn back to Europe for stable returns - Global Venturing

Climate tech investors attracted to the US by the Inflation Reduction Act climate bill are now turning their …

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In struggle to recruit, tech transfer offices reinvent their roles - Global Venturing

In struggle to recruit, tech transfer offices reinvent their roles - Global Venturing

Unable to match the high salaries paid by the investment sector, university tech transfer offices becoming cr…

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Densix's technology supercharges AI with 100x more powerful converters

Densix's technology supercharges AI with 100x more powerful converters

University of Oxford spinout Densix is developing a power converter with output two orders of magnitude highe…

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Will influx of pension cash keep more high-growth startups in the UK? - Global Venturing

Will influx of pension cash keep more high-growth startups in the UK? - Global Venturing

Hopes are high that increased pension investment in the UK following the Mansion House reform will encourage …

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Articles

How DNV turned an internal maritime fuel tool into a high-growth spinout

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By Kim Moore
| GlobalCorporateVenturing
The Norwegian company has internal, well-funded incubators which give employee-led ventures a launchpad. When corporations talk about internal innovation, it often stops at pilots and PowerPoints. Norwegian maritime risk management company DNV’s journey of spinning out digital bunkering platform Ofiniti shows what it looks like when a company builds processes from the get-go to give internal ventures a chance at commercial traction.
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The CFIUS test: Is your corporate venture ‘clean’ enough for US deals?

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By Kim Moore
| GlobalCorporateVenturing
The US is clamping down on investors from 'adversary' nations such as China. Here's what investors need to look out for. CFIUS has become an unavoidable hurdle for corporate investors putting money in US startups, especially in ‘critical’ technologies. The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a federal agency with authority to block foreign investments in US businesses, can kill an investment it deems risky to its national interests.
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The role of university venture funds in spinout success

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By Kim Moore
| GlobalCorporateVenturing
The growing importance of this asset class has led to the emergence of a variety of structures - independent funds, jointly-owned vehicles and wholly-owned funds of a single university. Funds that invest in university spinouts are a growing asset class, having seen strong expansion over the past three years. However, there are few benchmarks focused on specifically these funds.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing about insurance for a trade publication.

Why did you become a journalist?

To entertain and inform.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

I am most proud about writing about the problem of sex trafficking in Portland, Oregon.