Amit Bouri (CEO GIIN) Small Group Session: Impact Measurement in Impact Investing

Interested in impact measurement in the contact of impact investing? Want to discuss it with fellow students and Kellogg's Beacon EIR Amit Bouri who co-founded GIIN (Global Impact Investing Network)?

Sign up for small group roundtable sessions that are limited to 10 students! There will be two sessions - one focused on impact measurement and the other on careers in impact. But don't worry, if you have other questions or topics of interest, you are free to bring those up as well. Because we are limiting event attendance, please only sign up if you CAN attend. If something comes up, please notify us right away so we can let someone on our waiting list attend.

This sign up is for Session #1 - Impact Measurement (1:45 to 3:00pm). Please sign up for only ONE session.

The Beacon Capital Partners Executive in Residence program is a unique opportunity for the Kellogg School to invite a world class leader in social enterprise to spend a few days talking with the entire Kellogg community about important issues in nonprofit management.

Amit Bouri (Kellogg '07) is the co-founder and CEO of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), a nonprofit dedicated to increasing the scale and effectiveness of impact investing. When Amit Bouri left his consulting job at Monitor in 2009 to start the Global Impact Investing Network, the global financial crisis was testing the very foundation of the global economy—it was also challenging the many assumptions investors made about how markets operate. Amidst this change, a group of pioneering investors saw an opportunity to build a real market for impact investments and channel vast amounts of capital towards addressing social and environmental challenges. Seven years later, the idea of impact investing has captured the imaginations of leaders and investors around the world. There are at least 350 impact investing vehicles operating worldwide, and the GIIN's own membership has grown from 25 organizations to more than 220. And impact investing has only just begun to scratch the surface.

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