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Home Matters
Release Date:
04/16/2020
By Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF Executive in Residence
Susan Hammel
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How to Launch a Collaborative Impact Investing Fund
Release Date:
10/18/2018
By Eric White, CAIA and Susan Hammel, CFA, Cogent Consulting. Susan is MCF's Executive in Residence
Ever since we launched the Minnesota Impact Investing...
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Working Moms: Can We Have It All?
Release Date:
08/06/2018
This post is a more personal take on work and life from MCF Executive in Residence Susan Hammel
Now that my 2 babies are grown up, I can’t help but ponder the question we asked back in the 1990’s, can we balance family and...
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Good Intentions in Impact Investing Are Not Enough
Release Date:
05/07/2018
By Susan Hammel, MCF Executive in Residence...
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What’s up with women and impact investing?
Release Date:
12/21/2017
by Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF Executive in Residence
I was inspired; I was impressed; and I was informed by the High Water Women Foundation’s 5th annual Investing for Impact Symposium in New York City. There’s something thrilling about...
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"But For Us?” Is It Still a Useful Impact Investing Question?
Release Date:
07/24/2017
by Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF Executive in Residence
When I worked for...
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$20 Million Impact Investment for Affordable Housing and Small Business in MN
Release Date:
04/17/2017
by Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF executive in residence, Impact Investing
Minnesota is famous for its Midwestern modesty. Despite all efforts to stay under the radar...
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Invest in Your Street, Not Just Wall Street
Release Date:
01/13/2017
By Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF Executive in Residence
Giving locally makes a lot of sense...
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Investing for Impact in a Post-Trump World
Release Date:
12/06/2016
By Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF Executive in Residence
This month I was going to write about gender lens investing. I had a lot to share about all...
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Investment Bankers Gone Good: Making money and saving the world
Release Date:
10/28/2016
by Susan Hammel, CFA, MCF Executive in Residence
Imagine my surprise when a hedge fund manager invited me to a retreat of the “Gratitude Railroad” rather...
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