Social Impact Investing

#HoyaBreakfast

Join your fellow Hoyas for the 2015 Georgetown University Alumni Breakfast Series…

Social Impact Investing

with

Rocio Cavazos, Director of Global Social Financial Group, Deutsche Bank

and

Leslie Harwell, (GU SFS '07) VP Social & Sustainable Finance, JP Morgan Chase & Co

and

Mary Ellen Iskenderian, (GU) President & CEO, Women's World Banking

and

Ann Rybak, Head of Citizenship - Investment Bank, Barclays

moderated by:

Erika Karp, Founder & CEO, Cornerstone Capital Inc.

Space is limited, please RSVP early and accurately

To learn more about the Alumni Breakfast Series and various Georgetown alumni networks and alliances, please visit: http://gubreakfastseries.tumblr.com/

To learn more about the 2015 Breakfast Series slate of events, see the Bios of this event's panel, as well as view other great Hoya info, please view this info packet.

This Georgetown University Alumni Breakfast has been graciously supported by and in collaboration with:

as well as:

The Georgetown McDonough Ambassadors

and

The Georgetown Wall Street Alliance

and our friends at

The Virginia Club of New York

For more information about the Georgetown University Alumni Breakfast Series 2015, please contact:

Scott Taylor Howard (ScottTaylorHoward@gmail.com),

Eric Saucedo (esaucedo@tricappartners.com),

Katharine Albritton (kma28@georgetown.edu), or

Alison Davis (alisondavis203@gmail.com).

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Want to learn more about this topic? See these recommended articles:

JPM: Eyes on the Horizon The Impact Investor Survey

and

JPM: Impact Assessment in Practice

and

UBS: Adding value(s) to investing - Sustainable investing

and

PWC: Bridging the gap - Aligning the responsible investment interests of Limited Partners and General Partners

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Select Upcoming Events:

NYC alumni breakfasts:

• 09/10/15 – Investment Opportunities in Latin America
• 11/05/15 – Economic Outlook 2016

SF alumni breakfasts:

• 07/28/15 – Raising Venture Capital Financing

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The Georgetown McDonough Ambassadors is an association of business school alumni that works directly with the Office of Alumni Affairs to encourage community building and promote a strong alumni experience for Georgetown business school graduates. In order to ensure that our alumni have the best community available, we believe that alumni must be involved from the admissions process, through Georgetown, and onward.

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The Georgetown University Wall Street Alliance brings together more than 8,000 Georgetown alumni, parents and friends in the financial community. Georgetown University alumni have developed into a significant force in the Wall Street financial community. Leadership positions at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and numerous other major firms are held by Georgetown graduates. In 1994, a number of these leaders joined then-President Leo J. O'Donovan, S.J., in creating the Georgetown University Wall Street Alliance.

The group works to raise Georgetown's profile and that of its alumni, parents and friends in finance; to create and participate in networking opportunities for financial professionals; to provide networking, mentoring and scholarship support to current and future Georgetown students and to build relationships between members' firms and the university for the mutually beneficial exchange of resources.

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The Virginia Club of New York Informally in existence since the late 1830s, The Virginia Club of New York was officially established in 1995 when the Club became a non-profit organization and found residence at the Yale Club of New York City. The Virginia Club of New York provides its members with engaging social, athletic, networking, and cultural opportunities.