Galway Sustainable Capital Expands Its Leadership Team
Galway Sustainable Capital has broadened its leadership bench with a focused round of new appointments. The expansion is meant to sharpen day-to-day execution and, just as importantly, to deepen the company’s ability to finance projects that move the economy toward more sustainable outcomes.
New Leadership Appointments
Known for financing sustainable projects, Galway has added three senior leaders: Eric Long as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Cameron Ruble as Chief People Officer (CPO), and Alla Jezmir as Managing Director. Together, they’re tasked with strengthening Galway’s capacity to deliver sustainable infrastructure and scale investments that matter.
Eric Long’s Expertise
Eric Long steps in as CFO with a track record built across energy and finance. He managed more than $5 billion while at EIG Partners and later served as CFO at Harbour Energy. Earlier in his career at Goldman Sachs, he helped execute over $75 billion in financing transactions. At Galway, he will oversee finance, accounting, and strategic planning—aligning capital, controls, and growth so the firm can move quickly and responsibly.
Cameron Ruble’s Vision
As Chief People Officer, Cameron Ruble brings two decades in human resources and strategic talent management. He led HR at Longview Innovation and played key roles in talent development at Renmatix, Inc. Cameron’s focus is clear: build a strong, inclusive culture; develop people; and connect talent practices to Galway’s sustainability goals so teams can do their best work.
Alla Jezmir’s Contributions
Joining as Managing Director, Alla Jezmir brings hands-on experience from Earthrise Energy, where she helped develop a large pipeline of clean energy projects. With 15 years in clean energy ventures, she will lead the sourcing and execution of transactions, guide strategic partnerships, and manage a deal team dedicated to high-impact, sustainable development.
Welcoming New Team Members
Galway is also growing its investment and corporate teams. Ben Fenton joins as an Investment Partner, strengthening Galway’s ability to identify, structure, and execute attractive opportunities. Nishil Patel steps in as Vice President, Controller, leading financial operations and reporting. Rounding out the group, Parhum Moshki becomes Financial Reporting Manager and Rita Herzog joins as Corporate Associate—additions that support disciplined execution across the firm.
Commitment to Sustainability
Galway Sustainable Capital invests in companies, projects, and assets that advance environmental and social sustainability. The firm partners with experienced entrepreneurs and developers to accelerate next-generation solutions across energy, transportation, real estate, food, water management, and circular economy initiatives. Every investment is evaluated for its alignment with sustainable practices and its potential to deliver durable, real?world impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What leadership changes did Galway Sustainable Capital announce?
Galway appointed Eric Long as Chief Financial Officer, Cameron Ruble as Chief People Officer, and Alla Jezmir as Managing Director as part of its leadership expansion.
How does Galway approach investing?
The firm invests in companies, projects, and assets that improve environmental and social outcomes, partnering with experienced entrepreneurs and developers to scale practical, next?generation solutions.
Which sectors does Galway focus on?
Galway invests across energy, transportation, real estate, food, water management, and circular economy solutions.
Who are the newest additions beyond the senior hires?
New team members include Ben Fenton as Investment Partner, Nishil Patel as Vice President, Controller, Parhum Moshki as Financial Reporting Manager, and Rita Herzog as Corporate Associate.
Why expand the leadership team now?
The expansion strengthens Galway’s operational capacity, supports disciplined growth, and helps the firm uncover and execute more high?quality sustainable investment opportunities.
