Building Good and Green Jobs Together
Partnering with small businesses to create good jobs while sustaining long-term growth and impact.
With practical resources, guidance, and strategies, small businesses can navigate for the future.
As climate change accelerates and demand for data infrastructure grows, green infrastructure is projected to be among the fastest growing sectors for labor demand through 2030. With 98% of efficient and climate-related technology installers employing fewer than 100 workers, these small businesses form the backbone of the clean energy transition yet they're struggling to stabilize and provide “Good Jobs” after navigating disruptions, supply-chain challenges, and persistent inflation.
Through regional and sectoral approaches, PCV is re-writing the script on small business climate economy participation and job quality to create more resilient communities.
Our Commitment to Action
PCV is investing in small businesses with capital, data, and good green jobs that sustain local economies. Through our new commitment launched at the Clinton Global Initiative, PCV is expanding capital, tools, and resources to small businesses with a goal of sustaining 100,000 good and green jobs by 2030.
Key Sectors
PCV is focused on supporting small businesses in key sectors critical to energy transition and environmental risk management.
Zero Emissions Transportation
We provide financing for electric vehicle charging infrastructure and fleet electrification initiatives, helping communities transition to zero-emission transportation.
Small Business Energy Efficiency
We offer funding and pro bono business advising to help companies reduce energy costs and emissions through efficiency upgrades, including solar panel installations, appliance retrofits, HVAC improvements, and LED lighting conversions.
Manufacturing and Construction
We provide financing for contractors and manufacturers, completing projects with local governments and advancing climate outcomes.
New Found Growth Corporation: A Journey in Construction
New Found Growth Corporation began when San Francisco native Pierre Middleton-Baez teamed up with fellow builder Billy Gao to take on larger construction projects. As their workload grew, so did the pressure to manage cash flow and contract bids. PCV stepped in with restorative capital and guidance, helping them stabilize operations and plan for future growth.