In 2024, over 4 billion people will be voting in more than 50 elections, according to NPR. These elections will shape the future of public policy, and in turn, the future of impact investing. Of late, global impact investing advocates have been contending with significant milestones and challenges alike. In the United States in particular, the politicization of fundamental impact investing principles have slowed necessary progress toward robust climate action and meaningful transparency across the financial system. Join a panel of impact investing advocates to discuss the path forward for leveraging private sector solutions for a more equitable, sustainable global economy in a dynamic and challenging backdrop.
Navigating Impact in a Post-Election Landscape
Claire Mattingly
U.S. Impact Investing Alliance
Track
Deploying Climate Capital
Format
Fireside chat (2 speakers)
Speakers
- NameJohn Cochrane
- TitleDirector, Public Policy & Special Projects
- OrganizationU.S. Impact Investing Alliance
- NameBulbul Gupta
- TitleCEO
- OrganizationPacific Community Ventures
Description
In 2024, over 4 billion people will be voting in more than 50 elections, according to NPR. These elections will shape the future of public policy, and in turn, the future of impact investing. Of late, global impact investing advocates have been contending with significant milestones and challenges alike. In the United States in particular, the politicization of fundamental impact investing principles have slowed necessary progress toward robust climate action and meaningful transparency across the financial system. Join a panel of impact investing advocates to discuss the path forward for leveraging private sector solutions for a more equitable, sustainable global economy in a dynamic and challenging backdrop.
