This content is from: Culture Women Are More Likely to Back Impact Investments Than Men — Here’s Why Private equity firms in which women own at least 50 percent are 6.8 percent more likely to pursue impact investments, research shows. By Hannah Zhang May 10, 2023
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This content is from: Corner Office Investment Management Has a Diversity Problem. Ryan Bailey Wants to Change That. Bailey has joined African American-owned OCIO firm Paradigm Institutional Investments with the aim of advancing DEI goals. By Alicia McElhaney April 26, 2023
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This content is from: Corner Office Fifty Years Ago, Rusty Olson Began Investing Kodak’s Pension. Thanks to Tom Mucha, He’s Reaping the Rewards. Ray Dalio likens Olson’s investment style to that of Yale’s David Swensen. Now Olson is passing his knowledge on to Kodak’s current CIO. By Alicia McElhaney June 07, 2023
