52: How to Become an Impact Investment Leader with JP Dallmann & Guest Host Anca Novacovici

<div><strong>About this episode</strong></div> <div>Flipped interview! When the host becomes the guest, JP Dallmann - who is always shining a light on others’ work - has the spotlight on his mission and work on impact leadership and investing. On this epsiode, JP is interviewed for the Green Leaders Inner Circle. For most people it is very difficult to pinpoint exactly where to start the transition into sustainable and impact investments ... or be able to tell if it is working, particularly with all the moving parts and variables involved. Given the way the markets is evolving, investment trends are headed towards a human need for a sustainability goal. In fact, all investments <em>have</em> impact, good or bad, the key is in having a “net positive impact”.<br> So what are the challenges we are facing to become an impact leader? Where do you want to put your stakes? Do you need special knowledge, or can you start where you are? These and many more questions are discussed and some real insights are shared during this episode.</div> <div> <br> <strong>Short introductions | See full BIOs at the end of the notes:</strong><br> <br> <strong>About the guest </strong> </div> <div> <strong>JP Dallmann</strong> is usually behind the Mic, but as a guest he brings with him over 20 years of financial services industry experience, which he is using in combination with his skills and network to help usher in a new world of sustainable and impact investment practices to help the transition of capital in the industry, faster and at scacle.</div> <div> <br> <strong>About the host </strong> </div> <div> <strong>Anca Novacovici </strong>is a sustainability advocate and the founder of Eco-Coach, a Washington DC-based consulting company that helps organizations of all sizes grow their sustainability programs.</div> <div><br> </div> <div><strong>Highlights</strong></div> <ul> <li>The main reasons why people and companies are NOT creating Profit &amp; Impact.</li> <li>The most important thing is to start, improvements can be made along