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Our Mission

Partnering for Global Impact™ (PGI) is a landmark initiative to facilitate transactions in impact investing and philanthropy through one-to-one meetings. The annual PGI conference is a unique forum that encourages participants to share knowledge, engage with issues, explore investment opportunities and partner with one another. Our goal is to create a dynamic community of leaders that will increase the capital directed to scalable and sustainable solutions for global impact.

Your Impact

PGI brings leading families, private investors and organizations together with practitioners and entrepreneurs to generate solutions for the world’s less fortunate. The event is designed to enable participants to learn about and pursue investment opportunities with both a social and a financial return. This strategy, known as “impact investing”, is one of the most significant new investment paradigms to emerge in recent times. Interest is growing exponentially as investors seek to achieve more meaningful returns in their portfolios and as philanthropists introduce business models into their activities.

Why Attend PGI?

  • Network and partner with high level participants and decision-makers
  • Learn about impact investing from thought-leaders and academia
  • Explore innovative funding opportunities from around the world
  • Engage with a unique group of forward-looking global citizens
  • Improve the quantity and quality of meetings you have
  • Enjoy a special culture and beautiful lakeside setting
  • Leave informed, inspired and partnered for success

Who attends PGI?

This is a high level forum intended for decision makers across the social impact spectrum.
Participants include:

  • Academia
  • Development Agencies
  • Families and Family Offices
  • Financial Institutions and Corporations
  • Foundations
  • Fund Managers
  • Impact Investors
  • Incubators
  • Philanthropists
  • Social Entrepreneurs

PGI 2012

The first Partnering for Global Impact was held July 9-10, 2012 and exceeded expectations in terms of the quality and depth of participation.

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