Throughout the evolution of SRI and ESG investing, institutional investors have focused in on 'E' (environmental) and 'G' (governance) factors, which are arguably easier to define and quantify their impact and return on investment. However, the tide has changed. Large capital commitments from companies, institutional investors, and philanthropic donors have funded a movement towards elevating the 'S' (social) in ESG.
Hear from Asahi Pompey, '97LAW, global head of corporate engagement at Goldman Sachs, on how she is deploying capital to level the playing field and spark economic growth for people and communities around the world. Pompey will share insights on how she is unlocking potential at the firm through catalytic capital investments in their community engagement programs: 10,000 Small Businesses, 10,000 Women, One Million Black Women, Goldman Sachs Gives, and Community TeamWorks. This session will be moderated by Professor Dan Wang.
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About the Social Enterprise Conference
Join industry leaders, investors, philanthropists, professionals, faculty, students, and alumni at the 20th Annual Social Enterprise Conference, Capital for Good to share best practices and engender new ideas surrounding the intersection of capital and society.
