Stephanie is a senior managing director at Accenture, where she sits on the global management committee and leads the resources industry group alongside global sustainability services.
Tom brings venture and advisory experience, having previously led Accenture's Capital Group and held strategic advisory roles across several technology companies.
Guy brings extensive communications experience across energy, utilities, and corporate relations. His background includes senior media roles at Accenture and Transocean.
Khalid brings extensive insurance sector experience from his long tenure at Accenture. He currently serves as the firm's global and EMEA insurance lead.
Accenture invested through its venture arm to back the artificial intelligence insurtech platform.
"Insurance companies today need digital tools that don’t just inform, but genuinely empower policyholders. Our investment in Rehuman’s AI-powered wallet goes beyond digital convenience – it transforms how insurers and brokers engage with policyholders, creating more seamless, personalized and meaningful experiences."
The Series B round was led by ETF Partners, Trill Impact and A&G to support international growth and product expansion.
"Since launch, we’ve viewed Open Cosmos as more than a space tech company; we are agents of change, harnessing the power of satellite data to drive meaningful impact on Earth. Our successful Series B funding, with the support of such prominent ESG and impact investors, is a testament to our commitment to sustainability and innovation."
The London talent platform secured Series C backing from Ontario Teachers and Accenture Ventures to accelerate global expansion.
"Changes to the way we work, shifting expectations of candidates, and the sheer pace of recruiting demands, have led organizations to rethink how they approach recruitment and retention. Enterprise talent teams are driving significant global transformation as they build towards this new future of work, and this investment will enable us to scale globally with growing demand and build the new category in enterprise technology."
Accenture Ventures backed the London-based grid technology provider to help utilities accelerate the transition to low-carbon energy.
"As electricity production from wind and solar continues to grow, the share of variable renewables in the production mix is likely to present stability challenges for utilities to balance their grids,"