Damien Dwin

Damien Dwin is a prominent figure in the impact investment and renewable energy sectors. Here are key details about his background and current roles:

Professional Experience

Damien Dwin is the Founder and CEO of Lafayette Square, an impact investment platform he established in November 2020.12 Prior to founding Lafayette Square, he had an extensive career in finance and investment:

• Co-CEO & Co-Founder of Brightwood Capital (March 2010 - November 2020)
• Head of North American Special Opportunities at Credit Suisse (February 2004 - January 2010)
• Vice President at Goldman Sachs (July 1998 - January 2004)

Current Roles

In addition to leading Lafayette Square, Dwin holds several board positions:

• Board Member at Reactivate (January 2022 - Present)2
• Board Member at FS Investments (November 2016 - Present)

Reactivate and Renewable Energy

Dwin played a crucial role in the creation of Reactivate, a joint venture between Lafayette Square and Invenergy launched in January 2022.3 Reactivate is a community solar energy platform that aims to:

• Develop renewable energy projects in underserved communities
• Provide energy cost savings for low-to-moderate income households
• Create job opportunities and facilitate workforce training in the renewable energy sector

As a board member of Reactivate, Dwin is involved in guiding the company's mission to develop 3 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2030 and save $50 million in energy costs for low-to-moderate income households.3

Education and Background

Dwin attended:

• Georgetown University (1993 - 1997)
• Woodberry Forest School (1990 - 1993)2

His experience and leadership in impact investing and renewable energy make him a significant figure in efforts to create more inclusive and sustainable economic models.