- This month in the Journal of Sustainable Finance & Banking (JSFB), our theme is “Work/Life Skills.” While there may never be perfect balance in life, economics, or markets, we can work to integrate our approach with broader interests and beliefs. We can apply cross-disciplinary learning from life and enhance performance across the board.
- From across the ecosystem of the Cornerstone Capital Group, we find illustrative examples of the application of life experience to apply to critical societal challenges.
- We are also pleased to include two pieces that capture the essence of what we at Cornerstone truly consider to be among the most critical of “work/life” skills: Questioning. It is a true understanding of the difficult but pivotal questions that will drive long-term performance.
Highlights from the Summer issue:
Regional and Sector Strategy: Monthly Update
By Michael Geraghty
ESG in Sector Strategy: What’s Material?
By Michael Geraghty
SocratesVoice.com
Erika Karp
Scenario: What if Electricity Prices Fell?
Sebastian Vanderzeil and Michael Shavel
Solar vs Oil: Case Study in Maintaining Conviction
Sebastian Vanderzeil and Craig Metrick
Trust, Transparency, Enterpreneurship & Corporate Legacy
Erika Karp and John Wilson
Of Chore Wars and Talent Wars
Anne Weisberg, Families and Work Institute
A Measure of Health
Daniel Malan, Centre for Corporate Governance in Africa
Enriching Young Lives Through Work: The Aman Foundation and USAID
Farah Naz Ahmad, Pakistan American Foundation
Social Impact Exchange: Systematic Collaboration at Work
Anne Sherman and Antoinette La Belle, Growth Philanthropy Network
Learning to Play: “Bridge” to Trading
Ralph Buchalter, Och-Ziff Capital Management
It’s All about the Tools
Laura Berry, Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility
A Yogi’s Guide to Finance
David Dusenbury, DGHM & Co
The Imperative of Financial Literacy for Children
Susan Winston, Independent Consultant
TheNewFinancialLiteracy.com
Erika Karp and Michael Marinello
Click here to read the Summer edition of the JSFB.
