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What You Need to Know about ESG Investing

  • Published November 03, 2022 7:50AM UTC
  • Publisher Maan Perez
  • Categories Venture Investor Interviews
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ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance. It makes up for factors that form part of any new or existing venture analysis. Investors are increasingly considering these factors as part of their analysis, especially on the institutional/VC side. 

Because of this, it is important to have a grasp on what exactly ESG entails, and how to ensure the venture you deal with is complying. This will enable the venture to not be overlooked for current and future funding rounds, as well as ensuring they meet the new demands of the modern end-user.

Panelists:

Matthew Pryor – Co-Founder of Tenacious Ventures

Tim Neale – Founder of DataFarming

Irfan Malik  -Co-Founder of inQ Innovation Global 

Cal Archibald – Director at Beanstalk AgTech

Lisa Fedorenko – Investment Manager at Alberts

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