by dana@poetryofimpact.com | Jul 25, 2023 | Impact Investing, Integration
Kate Horin, of H/L Ventures and City Rock Venture Partners and Kate Nevin, President and Portfolio Manager of TSWII have a shared mission to promote diverse founders and portfolio managers in the investment space. In this episode, they share their parallel paths to...
by dana@poetryofimpact.com | Jul 18, 2023 | Impact Investing, Integration
Bruce Friedrich is the founder and CEO of the Good Food Institute (GFI). As a child, he became profoundly aware of the poverty and starvation of others and was compelled to do something about it. He explains how this led him to found GFI to address global poverty and...
by Gino D. Borges, PhD | Apr 26, 2023 | Impact Investing, Integration
Jennifer McFarlane, a strategic CFO at both public and venture-backed companies and a finance and climate justice expert with decades of experience shares her path towards a blended finance perspective that incorporates values. Jennifer talks about her journey through...
by Gino D. Borges, PhD | Apr 11, 2023 | Impact Investing, Relationship
Elizabeth Funk is the co-founder and CEO of Dignity Moves, an organization tackling the issue of homelessness. In this episode, Elizabeth shares her experiences from the early days of the internet at Yahoo, her motivation to use her entrepreneurial spirit for...
by Gino D. Borges, PhD | Mar 24, 2023 | Impact Investing, Integration
Hedda Pahlson-Moller is the founder and CEO of Tiime, an advocacy, advisory, and education provider focused on impact investing. In this episode, Hedda talks about her deep, personal connection to the forest, how she often feels that she is in conversation with it,...
by Gino D. Borges, PhD | Feb 28, 2023 | Embodiment, Impact Investing, Nature
Stef van Dongen is an innovator, an entrepreneur, and the founder of Pioneers of Our Time. While working with high-powered leaders and change-makers, he realized that they were making important decisions for the future of the world from a place of being disconnected...
