Walmart heir and sustainability investor Lukas Walton Builders Vision The move by the Walmart WMT heir represents the first time that he’s opened the firm up to outside investors. Lukas Walton’s climate-focused investment firm S2G has raised $600 million in outside funding, according to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The 37-year-old
Speakers will include Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, filmmaker Ava DuVernay, Roc Nation’s Jay Brown, foundation presidents, seasoned impact investors, and community leaders committed to positive social and environmental change Mission Investors Exchange 2024 National Conference Mission Investors Exchange (MIE) is the leading impact investing network for foundations, philanthropic asset owners, and their partners dedicated
Turner Impact Capital’s second affordable workforce housing fund is honored by the Pension Real Estate Association for its market-driven response to America’s severe housing crisis LOS ANGELES, March 25, 2024–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Turner Multifamily Impact Fund II (TMIF II) has been honored with the 2023 Closed-End Fund ESG Award from the Pension Real Estate Association (PREA), highlighting
VANCOUVER, BC, March 15, 2024 /CNW/ – In a paradigm-shifting development, Canadian institutional investors are taking the lead in advancing impact investing within public markets, surpassing mere ESG integration to a focus on achieving tangible, positive impact outcomes. This marks a significant departure from conventional investment practices, with institutions now prioritizing not just Environmental, Social,
A Conversation With Impact Investing Visionary Robert Brown Brown Sorenson Impact Institute For more than 30 years, Robert Brown has been recognized as a leading economist and Wall Street investor. In recent years, he has taken his extensive experience in macro research to advance the impact investing sector, most recently as co-founder and senior partner
Investing in nature to address climate change, support biodiversity, and protect ocean health—and more—is expected to reach record levels this year in response to more regulation and market demand, according to Cambridge Associates, a global investment firm. Still, the amount of private capital invested to support natural systems will fall far short of what’s needed,