FAB Ventures to invest $10m in ‘conscious’ start-up brands

Published: 31-Jul-2020
Sustainability Finance

The LA-based fund, set up by ex-Lancôme CEO Odile Roujol, will be used to invest in fashion and beauty start-ups in the US

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FAB Ventures has announced a first-round closing of a new fund called FAB Co-Creation studio Venture I.

With a targeted US$10m, the new venture capital fund plans to invest in ‘conscious’ fashion and beauty start-ups in the US.

Launched by ex-Lancôme CEO Odile Roujol, the fund

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