Values Based Investing with Chad Horning
We talked about the history and evolution of impact, SRI and ESG investing, the fundamental question of “what’s the purpose of investing,” stakeholders and shareholders, and how to make this kind of investing a reality!
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LifeBlood: We talked about the history and evolution of impact, SRI and ESG investing, the fundamental question of “what’s the purpose of investing,” stakeholders and shareholders, and how to make this kind of investing a reality with Chad Horning, CFA and President of Praxis Mutual Funds. Listen to learn how to develop an investment portfolio that’s aligned to your values!
For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 18:57!
You can learn more about Chad at PraxisMutualFunds.com and LinkedIn.
George Grombacher
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Chad Horning
Guest
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