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Conversations at the GLOBE 2012 conference

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March 30, 2012

I recently attended the GLOBE 2012… conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, which is focused on business and the environment.  The conference had several intriguing sessions, but the most enlightening was “Sustained Growth and Sustainability: Re-engineering the Economic Model.”  The moderator of the session was Paul Clements-Hunt, former Head of the  

Categories: ecological limits, fiduciary responsibility, finance, growth, long-term investing

Wonderful to Be with the Leader in Environmental Investing

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March 27, 2012

Several years ago, I felt a need to understand the intersection of global industrial development’s tremendous interaction with our environment and the financial risks and opportunities being created by this interplay. Through my research, it became clear to me that Portfolio 21 Investments had developed a unique set of skills…  

Categories: ecological limits, externalized costs

Global Alliance for Banking on Values Roundtable

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March 22, 2012

Recently, I had the opportunity to sit in on a roundtable discussion chaired by David Korslund, senior advisor to the Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV) at New Resource Bank… headquarters in San Francisco.  The dialogue centered on the creation of an effective investment vehicle to generate capital for  

Categories: banking, ecological limits, finance

Transitions at Portfolio 21 Investments

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March 13, 2012

We have had some meaningful developments here at Portfolio 21 Investments recently.  We are saying good bye to a long-term contributor to the firm and we are welcoming an industry veteran who we know well to our Board. After nearly 17 years, Leslie Christian has transitioned to explore some new…  

Categories: company news, updates

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