Insights
The Economist: Sustainable Investment Joins the Mainstream
Millennials are coming into money and want to invest it responsibly.
Wharton Business Radio: Dollars and Change podcast
Lauren Cochran, Managing Director at Blue Haven Initiative, joins hosts Nick Ashburn and Sandi Hunt Live from SOCAP 2017 in San Francisco on this special edition of Dollars and Change.
Wharton Magazine: 40 Under 40: Young Alumni to Watch Under 40 - Lauren Cochran WG09
Lauren is featured in Wharton Magazine's special issue, 40 Under 40: Young Alumni to Watch.
NextBillion: As Impact Investors, Here's Why We Need to Elevate Human Capital
It has become apparent that startups and venture capitalists have not factored in a key asset in any company’s growth, talent and culture.
Medium: Twiga Foods: Navigating Uncharted Territory to Transform Supply Chains in Africa's Informal Markets
Twiga’s goal is simple: source produce from farmers at above market prices and deliver it to retailers at below market prices.
NextBillion: The Other Capital in Impact Investing: Why Human Capital May Matter More than Money, and What Investors Can Do About It
Money is not enough for impact businesses to succeed; they desperately need an answer to their human capital challenges to unlock their world-changing potential.
Inc.: How to Get People (Literally) Invested In Your Social Mission: 5 Steps
The opportunity to get funded by impact investors has never been better. Here is some advice for tapping the growing pool of investors like us who consider impact in our venture portfolio.
Forbes: Investing For Impact: Recasting A Traditional Portfolio For Purpose & Profit
The prospect is as exhilarating as it is daunting: As much as $30 trillion is expected to pass from baby boomers to their heirs in North America over the next three or four decades, according to a report from Accenture.
The Financial Times: How the Next Generation Is Shaping a New Future with Old Money
There is a capital P in The ImPact. The P is what happened when some of the youngest members of some of the richest families in America got together and decided that the philanthropy of their parents and grandparents fell far short of the good they could be doing in the world.
Washington Monthly: Building Affordable Housing
Builders of Hope is a unique social venture which rehabs and relocates distressed properties to create affordable, environmentally friendly housing.
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