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Opinion: An open letter to MacKenzie Scott on the promise and pitfalls of for-profit investing. Scott may find that going from impact investing intention to action is often hard. Here are six steps that can help these programs get off the ground, writes Antony Bugg-Levine. "I count myself among the growing community of what’s known as impact investors and advisors — those of us who believe that investments in for-profit companies can generate both social good and financial rewards. We share your conviction that philanthropic money can support a funder’s mission twice, first through investments in these businesses and then when donated." Bugg-Levine is an impact investing advisor who previously designed and led The Rockefeller Foundation’s impact investing program and co-founded the The Global Impact Investing Network. Read the op-ed: https://lnkd.in/e8kGUbXT

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