the future of sustainable investing
march 8, 2024
Brown University
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Student-Incepted, Student-Curated, Student-Led
an annual conference: the Inauguration
emboldening leadership in sustainable finance
Watch our video from 2020 to get a brief introduction to the event!
Join investors, industry experts, policy makers, students and academics this spring at FSI’s annual summit, held virtually at Brown University. Focused on sustainable investing, the conference aims to marshal leaders in various professions to mobilize the financial industry towards the 21st century, and address the challenges and opportunities that come with it.
are the investment rules of today fit for the challenges of tomorrow?
- F S I C o n 2 0 2 4 -
Sponsors
a word of thanks to last year’s sponsors
We are excited to be working alongside some incredibly forward-thinking and innovatively sustainable organizations.
“The market need for sustainable solutions is accelerating and big, as is the growing universe of investable solutions.”
“Those of us for maximizing the long-term prospects of the funds we manage must have a strong understanding of the theory and practice of sustainable investing. As fiduciaries, we cannot afford to passively accept what the market gives us. We must assert our influence to promote sustainable behavior at the companies we invest in and throughout the economy.”
Schedule of Events
what to expect:
FSIcon is a one-day conference filled with keynotes given by well known leaders in finance and sustainability, as well as panels covering a broad mix of topics from High Impact Sectors, to Emerging Risks and Opportunities, to Investment and Policy. The conference will also have opportunities for networking, including discussions with speakers and a career fair at the end of the event.
“A clear and overarching reality has emerged which must be solved: financial considerations must factor in sustainability considerations for ongoing societal success, while sustainability issues equally need to be driven by a business case”
