Investing in Women: Impact Investing Changes the Ratio Join Quorum and guest speaker Eve Ellis, Senior Partner in The Matterhorn Group, Morgan Stanley, to explore how your investments can yield both financial and social returns. In this interactive session we will discuss: Why investing in your values makes financial sense How your investments can impact gender parity in [...]
Investing in Women: Impact Investing Changes the Ratio Join Quorum and guest speaker Eve Ellis, Senior Partner in The Matterhorn Group, Morgan Stanley, to explore how your investments can yield both financial and social returns. In this interactive session we will discuss: Why investing in your values makes financial sense How your investments can impact gender parity in [...]
You'll be surprised to know the state of gender diversity in healthcare. Why are women the dominant consumer decision makers but are disproportionally represented in executive leadership? Check out this commentary blog on Rock Heal+h's research piece.
While the value of diverse teams and women in leadership are relatively new topics in the business world, the field of gender lens investment is even newer. Since the field’s estimated beginnings in 2009, subsegments like “feminomics” and “inclusive finance” have spun off, but at it’s core gender lens investing is: incorporating gender as a factor to guide investment strategies.
New startups are forming to address the needs of the LOHAS market, many of which are environmentally sustainable enterprises and B Corps founded by women. On the corporate side, more companies are aligning their mission statements to include corporate sustainability as a focus, and research shows that women are a strong force driving these changes. The future of business does indeed look greener.
