Tim Rea is a seasoned investor at BGF, where he leverages his extensive background in technology and finance to drive impactful investments across various sectors. With a career that spans opto-electronics and corporate tech strategy, Tim has honed his expertise in mobile and internet technologies,...
Tim Rea is a seasoned investor at BGF, where he leverages his extensive background in technology and finance to drive impactful investments across various sectors. With a career that spans opto-electronics and corporate tech strategy, Tim has honed his expertise in mobile and internet technologies, positioning him as a valuable asset in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. His MBA and finance experience, combined with hands-on involvement in start-ups, provide him with a unique perspective that bridges the gap between innovation and investment.
At BGF, a pioneering £2.5bn fund recognized as the UK’s most active investor, Tim plays a crucial role in supporting the firm’s earlier-stage investment initiative. He is particularly focused on building depth in key sectors such as Life Sciences, where he identifies opportunities that align with emerging market trends and technological advancements. His ability to navigate complex business environments is complemented by his skills in business development, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate development, enabling him to foster strategic partnerships and drive growth for portfolio companies.
Tim's commitment to mentoring and guiding entrepreneurs further enhances his impact at BGF, as he shares his insights and experiences to help nascent businesses thrive. His passion for innovation and deep understanding of mobile applications and devices empower him to make informed investment decisions that not only yield financial returns but also contribute to the advancement of technology in critical industries. As part of a super team at BGF, Tim is excited about the opportunity to support a broad array of transformative projects that shape the future of technology and investment in the UK.
