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Investing in Social Good Is Finally Becoming Profitable (Published 2020)
There are also promising cultural and macro shifts supporting a resurgence of entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and small businesses.
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dollars being invested under the auspice of “doing good” (Social Investment Forum, ii). This approach is designed to make investors feel good about their portfolio investments, typically by screening out companies that sell “bad” products, like cigarettes, alcohol, and nuclear weapons.
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One of them, however, is perhaps the fastest-growing segment of the early-stage finance world: impact investing. This involves putting your money behind companies that strive to produce social or environmental benefits for society even as they work to generate profits, equity growth, and financial benefits for investors. A
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It was as if everybody had discovered the double bottom line: doing well and doing good.
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Now is your chance to become a HIP investor and transform your portfolio to capitalize on these trends: to make more money by doing more good.