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Tag Archives: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Notable News Roundup & Recommended Reading
The TakeAway: Proxy access, human rights, and ethics among important topics of the week—plus, 2 books on improving performance. Lots of news that’s fit to print this week, but we didn’t have room—so before the long Columbus Day weekend here … Continue reading →
Posted in Human Rights, Proxy Voting, Public Policy, Stakeholder Engagement
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Tagged and informed consent (FPIC), Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Boston Common Asset Management, Bretton Woods Project, Burma, Business Roundtable, communities of practice, Corporate Responsibility Officers Association, Domini Social Investments, ethics, Frameworks:CR, free, Germany, human rights, Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), International Finance Corporation (IFC), James McRitchie, John Ruggie, Julie Sunderland, lifelong learning, Medicines Patent Pool, prior, proxy access, Social Capital Markets (SoCap), Toyota, Trillium Asset Management, UNITAID, US Chamber of Commerce, Walden Asset Management, World Bank
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… Something Borrowed, Something Green
Part Three of Three Parts The TakeAway: A growing number of foundations achieve sustainability and social justice goals through program-related and mission-related investing. In 2007, the Los Angeles Times ran a series of stories about the Bill & Melinda Gates … Continue reading →
Posted in Sustainable Investing
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Tagged Annie E. Casey Foundation, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Center for Corporate Responsibility, Council on Foundations, David Wood, Doug Stamm, F.B. Heron Foundation, Hauser Center for Non-Profit Organizations, Initiative for Responsible Investment (IRI), Lisa Hagerman, Meyer Memorial Trust, mission-related investing, More for Mission (M4M), program-related investing (PRI), Steve Lydenberg, Wayne Pierson
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