Josh Burge

Josh Burge is the Group Head of Corporate Development for Sureserve Group, a prominent UK-based energy services company focused on transitioning public sectors towards net-zero emissions. He oversees the M&A and corporate strategy, managing deals ranging from £5-100m.

With 12 years of experience in growth equity, investment banking, corporate finance, marketing, sales, and strategy, Josh also provides consulting services to scale-ups. His expertise spans board reporting, FP&A, marketing/sales/pricing strategies, M&A support, and fundraising.

Josh has been involved in various investment deals, particularly in technology-enabled businesses like Spring Health, Ambri, FundamentalVR, Jungle Creations, and deltaDNA. He has also worked on banking transactions for IHG, biotech acquisitions, and Playtech's IPO, raising over $1bn in capital.

Having contributed to investments/acquisitions totaling over $2bn, Josh has a diverse portfolio that includes companies like JustEat, SecretEscapes, Spotify, LendInvest, AQKA, Essence, and WPP.

Josh Burge holds an MSc in Economics/Economic History from Oxford University and a BA in International History and Politics from Leeds University, showcasing his strong academic background. Beyond his professional endeavors, he is skilled in music production, graphic design, economics commentary, and is a London enthusiast.

Formerly holding positions at various organizations including Sureserve Group, Pastoral, MaxGrowth, FundamentalVR, PIRATE.COM, The Dream Corporation, BLAST, Festicket, Jungle Creations, Edge, deltaDNA, Cambridge Energy, Spring Health, Kerdos Ventures, GP Bullhound, Rothschild, and a Summer Analyst role at Goldman Sachs, Josh brings a wealth of experience from diverse sectors.

Josh Burge's comprehensive background in corporate development, M&A, investment banking, and strategy, complemented by his unique set of skills and academic qualifications, positions him as a versatile professional adept at driving growth and transformation in the energy and technology sectors.