>> Back to July 2014 Issue By Marc Choyt, Reflective Images In May of this year I had the opportunity visit some small-scale gold miners in Tanzania that are seeking fair trade certification. The trip was sponsored by Fair Trade International, funded by a grant from the UK charity, Comic Relief. On site, I
>> Back to June/July 2018 Issue By Paul R. Ehrlich and M. C. Tobias, co-authors of Hope on Earth When Nicholas Stern released the Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change (October 30, 2006) for the British government, it was already clear that global warming, weather anomalies and the consequences of unheeded business-as-usual
New Funding Will Accelerate Expansion of Affordable, High-Quality Food into New Schools and Stores
Revolution Foods, the preeminent provider of healthy, kid-inspired school meals and retail products, recently announced a significant new investment from Revolution Growth. As part of the investment, Steve Case will join the company’s board. The investment will help Revolution Foods expand its school meal service and line of ready-to-eat Meal Kits into new schools and stores, providing more American families with access to affordable, delicious healthy food.
>> Back to July 2014 Issue New technology platform provides broader investor access, a community of members, and information on Impact Investing and impact fund offerings for the first time Mission Markets, Inc., which operates a marketplace for impact investing, announced in early June 2014 the launch of its new technology platform. (See Twitter
>> Back to July 2014 Issue Fund Will Track New Pax Global Women’s Leadership Index* Pax World Management LLC and Ellevate Asset Management LLC announced in early June 2014 that they have entered into a partnership agreement to manage and distribute the Pax Ellevate Global Women’s Index Fund (https://paxworld.com/pax-ellevate/ ), which is a
>> Back to July 2014 Issue By Julius Tapper, TD Bank Group As you may have noticed, there\’s a theme to this issue of GreenMoney. As I write this article, featured as a “millennial voice,” I can\’t hide a small smirk of irony. I grew up hating labels. Or, more diplomatically put, I had a
Back to July 2014 Issue By Brian Weinberg, Nexus Aron Ping D’Souza, a young philanthropist and Australian native, first attended a Nexus Summit in London in 2012. There, he was exposed to Sir Ronald Cohen’s work on impact investing and social impact bonds. The idea that for-profit investing could be a vehicle for social
By Morgan Simon, Pi Investments The concept of impact investment that has the explicit purpose of supporting economic and community development is receiving a growing amount of attention from an increasingly diverse set of financial players. This emerging trend is one of the most exciting, and potentially problematic, trends I’ve seen over the last
>> Back to July 2014 Issue By Justin Conway, Calvert Foundation Amidst all the talk about the trillions of dollars in wealth transfer and flood of stats coming-out about millennials, I thought I’d spend some time talking about what I see millennial investors doing as it relates to investing. I do so from my
As a Millennial, I have recently noticed a flurry of studies, articles, and reports about my generation, authored by a diverse range of interested parties. Quite a bit of the pure sociological data suggests that the 80 million of us born between 1980 and 2000 are narcissistic, lazy, and optimistic to the point of being delusional – it’s enough to make me want to delete that selfie!
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