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Event: Net Impact Reception
Event March 12th 2020
Corporate Financial Innovation & Impact Investing Panel and Reception by IFC's Impact Investing Institute
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Corporate Financial Innovation & Impact Investing Panel and Reception by IFC's Impact Investing Institute
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Event Information
Join Impact Finance Center for a public networking reception & panel discussion on corporate financial innovation and impact investing.
About this Event
In partnership with TechSoup and Net Impact, IFC is hosting a free public networking reception & panel discussion with corporate leaders on Corporate Financial Innovation and Impact Investing. This is our kickoff event for upcoming New York courses in March and our two-day Executive Education course in May. More details about the upcoming courses are available at the bottom of this page.
Panel and reception details:
Join our expert panelists in a discussion around corporate financial innovation and impact investing, followed by a Q&A, including more details about our upcoming 2 day executive education courses.
Panelists:
Dr. Stephanie Gripne, Executive Director, Impact Finance Center
Peter Lupoff, CEO, Net Impact
Antoinette Klatzky, Executive Director, Eileen Fisher Leadership Institute
Kyle Reis, Senior Director, TechSoup
And more, TBD!
As part of its vision to create the infrastructure for a National Impact Investing Marketplace, the Impact Finance Center launched a strategy to help corporations and businesses learn how to integrate full-spectrum capital across their departments and activities in order to improve brand, decrease risk, and increase profitability while furthering social good.
This panel features some of our expert Corporate Strategy Steering Committee members and corporate course coaches. Through this introductory event, attendees will get a taste of how different companies are innovating and driving positive change.
For those who are ready to take a deeper dive into the concepts and how they can implement full spectrum capital in their work, we have a 2-day Executive Education course that is being offered in multiple locations in 2020, including New York in May - details below.
Also upcoming in New York:
Course Series in Partnership with The New School's Tishman Environment and Design Center - Please sign up individually for each course you plan to attend:
- Climate Financial Innovation and Impact Investing - Monday, March 16 @ 9:30-11:30 am EST
- Financial Innovation and Impact Investing for the Divest-Invest Movement - Monday, March 16, 1:00-3:00 pm EST
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Financial Innovation and Impact Investing - Tuesday, March 17, 9:30-11:30 am EST
- Fiber, Justice, and Fashion Financial Innovation and Impact Investing - Tuesday, March 17, 1-3 pm EST
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Deeper Dive into Corporate Financial Innovation & Impact Investing:
Corporate Financial Innovation & Impact Investing 2-day Executive Ed Course Tuesday - Wednesday, May 19 at 8:00 am - May 20 at 5:00 PM EDT
Are you considering Impact Investing as a philanthropic and/or investment strategy for your organization?
This first of its kind Corporate Strategics & Impact Investing course was developed by Impact Finance Center, a multi-university nonprofit academic center that identifies, trains, and activates philanthropists and investors to become impact investors.
The course will cover impact investing strategy, process, governance, and investment efficiency through a new framework for evaluating both philanthropy and investing. Expert presentations and guidance will teach both impact investing and how to integrate it throughout your company.
The learning format uses a case method, leveraging examples of successful impact investing strategies deployed by a diverse range of corporations, including: Patagonia Tin Shed Ventures Internal Fund, Clif Bar White Road Investments External Fund, Closed Loop Fund and Closed Loop Ventures Commingled Funds, Starbucks’ use of a green bond to upgrade its supply chain, and Wells Fargo’s and Nike’s use of an accelerator.
Whether you work at a corporate foundation or manage a corporate social responsibility program, marketing department, and/or innovation team, this 14-hour course is designed for you to learn by doing to better understand all available opportunities that can empower you to do well by doing good, simultaneously increasing revenue, decreasing costs, improving brand, and reducing risk.
During this intensive coursework, participants will be introduced to Impact Commitments – low cost, low-risk action steps that companies can take along their own customized impact investing journey – and will leave well-equipped to share newly gained tools, knowledge and strategies with their management teams.
Course Topics include
• Impact Investing 101
• Corporate Impact Investing
• Program Related Investments
• Paid Pilots
• Corporate Foundations
• Giving Circles
• Private Benefit and Private Inurement
• Internal, External, and Co-mingled Funds
• Corporate Accelerators
• Alternative Financing Structures
• Inter-organizational Strategy
Tickets are limited. Course Fee: $2,250
The registration fee includes all course materials
Lunch provided for both days.
About Impact Finance Center:
Impact Finance Center is a multi-university nonprofit academic center that identifies, trains, and activates philanthropists and investors to become impact investors. IFC serves as an accelerator for asset owners such as corporate strategics.
“Watching Stephanie map an overview of the diverse strategies and creative possibilities for moving money towards positive impact was by far the best, most action packed, cogent, eye opening presentation and overview of the field that i have ever experienced.” Joel Solomon, Author - Clean Money
“It’s super rare to get world class portfolio advice from someone who doesn’t have their hand in your pocket. It’s rarer to get a whole new framework for thinking about donations and philanthropic work. Rarest of all is a combination of clear next steps and a challenge to take action. Stephanie Gripne and John O’Halloran of Impact Finance Center deliver a trifecta.” — John Kauffman
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