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Impact investing and spiritual belief: breaking the cycle of persistent poverty

susan ballati, Santa Clara University Center for Science, Technology, and Society


Every great religious and spiritual tradition is built upon the belief that success and personal accomplishment are sought not for personal enrichment or power, but rather for a greater good. We believe you can extend this tradition to create new economic models of prosperity by leveraging both human and financial capital. This panel will discuss how the intersection of impact investing and spiritual belief can create enterprises that help break the cycle of persistent poverty.
BOP, entrepreneurship, innovation, investing, philanthrophy, spirituality
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Fr. Michael Engh, SJ, President, Santa Clara University Ricardo Levy, entrepreneur, impact investor, author, "Letters to a Young Entrepreneur" Radha Basu, CEO Anudip Foundation Noha El-Ghobashy, President, Engineering for Change Panel Moderator: Keith Warner, OFM, Global Social Benefit Fellows, Santa Clara University

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