
My Mission, to Reboot Finance and Economics
My mission is to reboot finance and economics. I’m supporting the new breed of investors and businesses, who see sustainability as their key competitive advantage.
My mission is to reboot finance and economics. I’m supporting the new breed of investors and businesses, who see sustainability as their key competitive advantage.
We’re at the vanguard of change, but capitalism isn’t going anywhere. This is the evolution of doing business. This is Re-capitalism.
Sustainability will be defined by resilience, and, financial advice will become more transparent and more holistic.
Who-Gives-a-Crap have combined the subscription model with social enterprise to deliver toilet paper, and it’s working!
A list of the best social impact podcast shows, as well as a few of my favourite general business and investment podcasts thrown in for good measure.
We need to be problem solvers. We can’t expect the same old processes to help us solve these new, unprecedented, challenges.
If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it, as they say. But now that quantifying everything has become the norm, we need to question the metrics we’re using.
There was smoke in the air as we arrived on day one of the Impact Investment Summit Asia Pacific 2019. Climate change is no longer an abstract concept, it’s a clear and present danger, so we had to get to work.
Impact comes in many different forms, but what’s often overlooked is the positive impact that flows from ensuring your staff are working with purpose.
SOCAP stands for Social Capital Markets, as they say, it’s the intersection of money and meaning. So, on one level it’s an impact-investing conference, but it’s a lot more than that.
Everybody cares about the SDGs, and there’s now a growing list of companies and governments who are declaring their sustainability credentials, and their social and environmental impacts, using the United Nations’ SDGs as a framework.
Frustrations at a failing economy permeated the summit, but so too did an air of optimism. There were entrepreneurs and business owners and money managers with their hands on some very powerful levers. All agitating to deploy capital to make social change, to further fuel a movement that’s creating its own economic models.