There’s a new sherrif in town, and they mean business. Specifically the business of fianancial capital and investments. The Adasina Social Capital team launched their first company in 2018 as a social justice investment firm (then known as RISE). Their mission was to find investors interested in companies that met their high standards of racial, gender, economic, and climate equality.
In 2020 the company changed their name and began a new mission to provide a bridge between investors and social justice movements. CEO and Founder Rachel Robasciotti recently sat down with Wharton Business School’s own Katherine Klein to discuss how collective investment (or divestment, in some cases) has an impact on share prices. Check out Miss Klein’s latest blog and podcast to read more about Adasina’s strategies to make the world a better place, one portfolio at a time.