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Featured Speaker

Dave Williams doesn't mince words. As CEO of ShoreBank Pacific, he sees his role in the banking industry in a new light. One he feels is essential for our future. Read more in his interview.

Featured Speaker

Tamzin Ractliffe is a precedent-setter. Her work creating a social investment exchange with SASIX, G6 and NeXii is changing how social projects are funded and implemented in South Africa and around the world. Hear her at ReVV describe what's next using technology to move mountains of money. Or, read her recent interview now.

 

Keynote Speaker

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Dan Pallotta is a leading expert on innovation in the nonprofit sector and a pioneering social entrepreneur. He is the founder of Pallotta TeamWorks, which invented the multiday AIDSRides and Breast Cancer 3-Days and changed the fundamental paradigm for civic engagement in and fundraising for important social causes. Read More...

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Over 30 experts in finance, social innovation, civic leadership, and education, helped us answer the question:

How do we get the needed capital and talent into the hands of those who will use it for good?

ReVV 2010 brought together leaders from the varied fields of impact investing and social innovation to share how new models for both are increasing the flow of capital to the creation of a more just and sustainable world.

We are at a crossroads. With few signposts to guide us, we get to create innovation here and now. First, we have to connect with each other across sectors, where innovation happens.

The ReVisioning Value Conference:

  • Informed and inspired those interested in financing change through social investing
  • Provided information on how to create new kinds of change organizations, from nonprofits to social businesses
  • Created new tools, formats, structures for social action
  • Built the field for social innovation and sustainable communities

Who should attend?

  • Financial community: investors, banking, lending, foundations
  • People interested in sustainability and social change, activists, community members
  • Leaders of mission-driven organizations, nonprofits, social businesses
  • Individuals, families, and institutions seeking to invest in change
  • Business leaders, HR directors
  • Civic leaders, government
  • Policy makers, decision-makers
  • Academics, students, researchers