Abigail Leung

Abigail Leung

Director atWittington VenturesFirm active Sep 22Toronto

Abigail Leung is a Director at Wittington, focusing on direct investments for the Sustainability & Energy Transition strategy. She previously worked at HOOPP and Credit Suisse, and holds degrees from Western University.

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Comes in atPre-seed, Seed, Series A, Series BLead preference not reported
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Career

  1. Credit Suisse · investment banking
  2. HOOPP · infrastructure team
  3. Wittington · Director
    Now
  4. Wittington Ventures · Director
    Now

Focus

direct investmentsdecarbonizationgrowth-stage companiescanadasustainabilityenergy transition

Education

Ivey Business School at Western University, HBAWestern, BSc in Geology and Biology

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Who is Abigail Leung?

Abigail Leung is a Director at Wittington, focusing on direct investments for the Sustainability & Energy Transition strategy. She previously worked at HOOPP and Credit Suisse, and holds degrees from Western University.

How much does Abigail Leung invest?

Wittington Ventures has not reported a check size. It invests at pre-seed, seed, series a, series b.

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What did Abigail Leung do before Wittington Ventures?

investment banking at Credit Suisse; infrastructure team at HOOPP.

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