@dypchen

founder@equilibrium capital group (the future of sustainable investing); teacher@kellogg; vintner@patton valley (sustainable viticulture)...

 portland, or
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Joined July 2008
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sustainability: all this for what? this isn't just positioning…its a weighty question: theguardian.com/sustainable-…

Sustainability movement will fail unless it creates a compelling future vision

We will only create prosperity within planetary boundaries if we start to really believe it is possible, writes Jo Confino

theguardian.com
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carbon and stranded assets goes mainstream: about.bnef.com/white-papers/…
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who us this
tom steyer, CEO farallon capital, speaks about the role of VALUES in the economy, in business, in investments. eqcap.carney.co/forum-2012-m…
McK reframes natural resource challenge as "productivity": mckinseyquarterly.com/newsle…
thx. who is this
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governor NY signs B Corp legal structure into law today. 7 states now in law.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/29/science/earth/29enviro.html?_r=1&hpw climate change gets a second wind
#SFFedReserve: great conference on transit oriented development. housing & transit r linked. transit can't chase settlement patterns.
future trends: http://www.sustainablebusinessoregon.com/columns/2011/05/four-macro-economic-trends-you-should.html
Investors buying a large share of distressed homes, which has implications for n'hood stabilization http://ht.ly/50XXX #housing
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MBAs use finance 4 good:http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/MBA-admissions-strictly-business/2011/05/20/mba-programs-invest-in-social-good
Dave Chen: "Take the genius that created CDOs and create new financial instruments to have social impact in our communities" #GC2011 #milken
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Video from the #Milken Institute forum this week -- captivating and thought provoking http://ht.ly/4N0zj
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Moving the lever -- future of #impactInvesting http://ht.ly/4VYLn
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Wknd Rewind: Graphic: #Consumption below trend: A new normal? http://ht.ly/50aoL #fed #economy
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tale of 2 economies: the GDP in absolute $s is back to pre-recession levels...except we're now doing it with 7M fewer jobs. haves & havenots
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