Team ForGood: Footballer Chris Smalling joins line-up of celebrity green investors

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England defender Chris Smalling has launched ForGood venture capital consultancy
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England defender Chris Smalling has launched ForGood venture capital consultancy

Former Manchester United defender is one of the backers of a new venture capital consultancy which aims to invest between £50,000 to £1m in green start-ups

England footballer Chris Smalling has announced the launch of a venture capital consultancy that aims to invest in companies that are addressing the world's largest environmental challenges. Dubbed...

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