Week 11 Social Innovation

 The difference today is that impact investors are far more proactive in their intention for positive impact as opposed to merely avoiding the negative impacts.

Impact Investing, Just A Trend Or The Best Strategy To Help Save Our World?

Impact investing is hot right now. Here’s why | MIT Sloan

In Search of the Hybrid Ideal


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