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Explore how boards can move beyond fear-based responses and make more effective decisions during challenging situations.

Learn how applying a gender lens to investment decisions can uncover opportunities and support a more inclusive post-COVID recovery.

Hear global perspectives on how investment can help address today's challenges and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Laurie joins a conversation about moving beyond impact language to focus on the real decisions, practices, and outcomes that create meaningful change.

Laurie joins the launch of BRAC’s microfinance impact report and discusses what the findings reveal about financial inclusion, development, and measurable impact.

Laurie explores how social impact is evolving across public and private policy and what that shift means for investors, institutions, and communities.

Laurie joins a discussion on BRAC’s development model and the lessons its approach offers for creating scalable, sustainable social and economic impact.

Laurie discusses opportunities for institutional investors in emerging markets and how impact investing can support growth while pursuing positive social and environmental outcomes.

Laurie discusses why finance and leadership should remain grounded in service to people and the planet, and how that perspective shapes impact investing.

Laurie discusses what the growth of impact investing means for local capital advisors and how they can help connect investors with impact opportunities.

Laurie joins a roundtable on unlocking more impact capital and discusses ways investors and market leaders can help move capital toward measurable social outcomes.

Laurie discusses the role of finance in supporting a just transition and how investment can help create economic opportunity while advancing climate goals.

Laurie joins a conversation on rethinking sustainable investment and how capital can be used more intentionally to address social and environmental challenges.

Laurie discusses the barriers limiting ESG investment in emerging markets and practical approaches that can help attract more capital to these opportunities.

Laurie explores strategies for advancing gender-smart investing and how investors can help drive meaningful progress toward 2030 goals.

Laurie explores the connection between investment decisions and social injustice, including how investors can consider social outcomes alongside financial performance.

Laurie joins a discussion on having honest conversations about race and building more inclusive practices within organizations that are committed to purpose and impact.

Laurie joins a discussion on diversity and inclusion and how more inclusive investment and leadership practices can support a stronger, more equitable recovery.

Laurie discusses leadership in financial services and the role transparency, accountability, and purpose can play in building stronger institutions and greater trust.

Laurie joins global leaders to discuss how an impact-led recovery can use investment and collaboration to build more resilient and inclusive economies.

Laurie joins a discussion on expanding impact capital for African small and medium-sized businesses and the opportunities and barriers affecting investment flows.

Laurie explores how investment strategies can evolve to strengthen economic resilience and better account for long-term social, environmental, and financial outcomes.

Laurie shares perspectives on impact investing, leadership, and how businesses and investors can use capital to pursue both financial and social value.

Laurie discusses how investors can look beyond financial returns and use capital to pursue measurable social and environmental impact alongside strong financial performance.

Laurie joins a discussion on youth unemployment and how impact investing can help expand economic opportunity and support young people entering the workforce.

Laurie shares perspectives on impact investing, public service, and how capital and leadership can be used to address complex social and economic challenges.

Laurie previews her university conference appearance and introduces the ideas and themes she brings to conversations about impact, leadership, and investment.

Laurie joins a discussion on the growth of impact investing and how investors can pursue measurable social and environmental outcomes alongside financial returns.

Laurie discusses values-based finance, impact investing, and the role financial institutions can play in directing capital toward people, communities, and sustainable development.

Laurie discusses impact investing, capital, and lessons from her work helping organizations use finance as a tool for positive social change.

Laurie joins impact investing leaders to discuss how capital can generate financial returns while also addressing important social and environmental challenges.

Laurie shares global lessons on combining organizational capacity with investment capital to strengthen organizations and increase the scale and durability of their impact.

Laurie discusses ShoreBank International, financial inclusion, and lessons from using financial services and investment to expand opportunity in underserved markets.