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15 Yrs After its Launch, GINN Examines the Future of a $1.5 Trillion Market

15 Years After its Launch, GIIN Examines the Future of a $1.5 Trillion Market

In 2009, at the Clinton Global Initiative Meeting, President Bill Clinton stood next to Amit Bouri and his founding partners as they launched the Global Impact Investing Network. The GIIN started as a 22-member community of Impact investors committed to using their investing power not only to produce financial gains, but also to produce social and environmental benefits.

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Lucy Lyons of Kestrix- Can Retrofitting Buildings Bring Their Emissions to Zero?

Lucy Lyons of Kestrix: Can Retrofitting Buildings Bring Their Emissions to Zero?

When asked about her experience as a female operating in the building energy sector which is mostly dominated by men, Lucy Lyons, co-founder and CEO of Kestrix describes a mostly positive one. Investors are “more excited to talk to me because I’m a female founder,” she said. “Yes, I’m a woman, but I’m a woman that venture capital dudes can relate to.”

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Carbon Clean Companies Financially Outperform Fossil Fuel and Benchmarks

Carbon Clean Companies Financially Outperform Fossil Fuel and Benchmarks

As You Sow and Corporate Knights have released the latest Carbon Clean 200, a global list of publicly traded companies leading the global sustainable clean energy economy. Together, these 200 industry-leading companies generated trillions in revenue from services and products that reduce demand for fossil fuels and water, while offering investors solid returns.

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Women are transforming business and philanthropy-CNBC Changemakers 2025

Women are Transforming Business and Philanthropy: CNBC Changemakers 2025

The new CNBC Changemakers list of women who are transforming business and philanthropy, recognizes leaders whose accomplishments span many fields and innovations: biotech breakthroughs, AI advances, women’s health, and new products and services, many focused on female consumers as well as tackling essential societal issues.

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Elizabeth Alm of Saturna Capital in the Valley of the Nobels in Egypt

Uncovering the Wonderful World of Fixed Income Bonds

Climate change poses significant challenges to our globalized world – the human and economic toll is already evident. The challenge for investors has always been how to navigate these risks and incorporate their analysis into the investment process. There is still no consensus on the potential impact to financial markets or how much risk is currently priced into the markets.

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The Power of Women and Collective Action in Investing for Change by Janine Firpo

The Power of Women and Collective Action in Investing for Change

On a backpacking trip through Sub-Saharan Africa, I saw poverty on a scale I had never seen before. That journey altered the course of my life – dedicating my career to building a more equitable and sustainable world. I also began to rethink how I invested my money. I am one of millions of women that are becoming a financial force. In fact, by 2030, women are expected to control $34 trillion, or 38%, of the wealth in the US.

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Investing in Diverse Founders is Good for the World and Your Portfolio by Laurel Mintz of Fabric VC

Investing in Diverse Founders is Good for the World and Your Portfolio

Change isn’t coming – it’s already here. Venture capital is undergoing a seismic shift, and if you’re not investing in women-led and diverse startups, consider this your wake-up call. Investors who aren’t yet looking at the untapped potential of these founders are missing out on some of the most exciting and profitable return opportunities in today’s financial markets.

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No Time to Waste for Women to Shape a Better World by Deirdre Gibson Praxis Investment Mgmt

No Time to Waste for Women to Shape a Better World

After she had her first child and came back to work, a former colleague shared with me an interesting observation: she was getting more done at work, and with more impact. The urgent need to get home at the end of the day had sparked within her a new sharpness and focus to her workdays which has led to better relationships, greater excellence at work, and ultimately, greater positive impact on real humans.

 

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Kevin O'Neal-Smith impact strategist for Adasina Social Capital at 2024 First Nations Projects Coalition conference

Entry Points for Equity: Risk Criteria and Partnership in Indigenous-aligned Portfolios

Incorporating Indigenous Peoples’ rights as a framework in investments mitigates material ESG risk. As demand for sustainable and right-centered business increases, Indigenous Peoples’ rights need to be integrated and amplified throughout project design to create a more just and equitable society.

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Tallgrass Institute-Connecting Investors to Indigenous Insights and Expertise by Kate Finn

Tallgrass Institute: Connecting Investors to Indigenous Insights and Expertise

Tallgrass Institute launched in January 2025 as a Center for Indigenous Economic Stewardship. It connects Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives, solutions, and leadership with investors and the private sector and works with Indigenous organizations, sustainability professionals, and standard-setting bodies on IPs’ rights, lands, and economic priorities.

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