I believe your math is correct. The "investment manager" and "managing member" connections/relationships are confusing but I believe they are overlapping and thus multiple parties share "power" over the same total number of shares.
He said his fund likes greentech companies too, primarily those that are developing technologies or gear, rather than those that are generating electricity. He mentioned a company with a technology developed at Rice University for a new photovoltaic approach that works with the entire light spectrum, and not just visible sunlight. As a result, it can product ‘solar’ electricity even at night, and has no carbon footprint at all. Ideally the technology will lend itself to being silkscreened onto any surface: a roof, for instance. But the identity of that company remains secret, until, one supposes, MKM has completed its investment.