Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank and reporter Lucy Ngige. Up this week: Trimtab’s unapologetic impact-first pitch to wealthy families: outperformance on impact rather than financials; How the new Sendero Verde affordable housing development is bringing to life a vision for a community of opportunity in East Harlem (10:30); And, a vibe check from this year’s GIIN Impact Forum (14:55).
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Story links:
- “Trimtab’s unapologetic pitch to wealthy families seeking outperformance – on impact,” by David Bank.
- ‘Community of opportunity’: With Sendero Verde, Jonathan Rose’s affordable housing vision comes to life in East Harlem,” by Roodgally Senatus
- “At GIIN Impact Forum, institutional investors seek to chart a path forward,” by Dennis Price and Lucy Ngige.
- “ImpactAlpha’s Fall Tour: Equity, ownership and the path to shared prosperity,” by David Bank.
