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Michael Donnelly
Partner and Chief Risk Officer at Energy Impact Partners
New York, New York
Overview
Michael Donnelly is the Founding Partner and Chief Risk Officer at Energy Impact Partners, with a background in project finance, mergers, strategy, and business development. Notable highlights include leading investments in companies like eSmart Systems and Autogrid, and holding key roles at GE Energy and GE Capital prior to his current position.
Work Experience
Founding Partner and Chief Risk Officer
2014 - Current
Energy Impact Partners (EIP) is an investment firm focused on companies optimizing energy consumption and improving sustainable energy generation. EIP is based on a collaborative strategic investment approach, which the team pioneered very successfully at GE. EIP brings the best companies, buying power and vision in the industry to bear on the emerging energy landscape. Our partners include 60+ global companies.
Energy Impact Partners is a collaborative strategic investment firm that invests in energy companies.
Business Development - M&A
2010 - 2014
Business Development Manager - Lead M&A activities for GE Energy - Industrial Solutions - $3B revenue division in the Energy Services sector - Acquisitions in the $50MM - $2B range
GE Power is a world leader in power generation and water technologies for utilities, independent power producers,
Managing Director
2006 - 2010
Managing Director and Manager – G.E. Equity (GE’s strategic equity investment arm) – Led GE Equity’s Energy and Water practice. Responsibilities included directing origination, underwriting, and portfolio management. Lead North American team and coordinated globally.
SVP and Manager
2003 - 2006
Senior Vice President and Manager – G.E. Global Sponsor Finance - Led the approval, underwriting and portfolio function for a large team of investment professionals. Directed teams during the structuring, negotiation, due diligence, documentation, and monetization of transactions. Responsible for investment decisions regarding senior debt (cash flow and ABL), second lien loans, subordinated debt, and equity investment positions.
SVP
1997 - 2003
Senior Vice President – G.E. Equity - Managed a team of investment professionals. Guided teams during the underwriting and realization of investments. Accountable for decisions regarding preferred stock, common stock, warrants, subordinated debt, convertible debt, partnership interests, and other equity positions. Industries covered include energy, technology, real estate, transportation and logistics, and manufacturing. Portfolio totaled over $500MM.
VP and Manager
1989 - 1997
Vice President and Manager - Responsibilities included creating and leading an organization, which managed over twenty-five global projects and investments. Direct Investments totaled $1B with total capitalization over $10B. Industries covered include power, telecom, petrochemicals, metals, ports, and general infrastructure.
GE Commercial Finance is one of General Electric's largest growth engines.
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