Systemic Investing for Social Change
Seeking to understand actors, interconnections, and dynamics, systemic investing asks what change is needed, and how financial capital might be allocated to enable it.
Seeking to understand actors, interconnections, and dynamics, systemic investing asks what change is needed, and how financial capital might be allocated to enable it.
"It’s very difficult to organize in the face of serious and significant management opposition."
"The geek way leans into arguments and loathes bureaucracy. It favors iteration over planning, shuns coordination, and tolerates some chaos."The
"Generative AI's privacy, intellectual property, and bias risks are all legitimate concerns, but they can be contained."
Questions remain as to how the sport industry can capitalize on new virtual reality spaces.
"Capitalism is an innovation machine because it provides the mechanisms needed to turn inventions into economy-boosting innovations."
“The failures of urban planning reveal some of the ugliest parts of human nature and the deficits of our capitalist system."
"Company leaders must have rock-solid plans in place to respond and recover quickly in the face of a cyber attack."
The MIT Morningside Academy for Design Fellow combines her expertise in urban planning and business administration to tackle complex social issues within government systems.
"Climate-aligned capitalism is advancing," says Director Jason Jay. Despite attempts to demonize ESG, many companies are still pledging to meet ambitious targets.