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Sorry, our registration page has closed to prepare for tomorrow's Lunch event. There is still space available, so please plan on arriving about 15 minutes before our event begins to register onsite. Please be sure to come with your business card and payment card so that I can easily process an electronic receipt.
Event Details:
HIP = HUMAN IMPACT + PROFIT:
"The New Fundamentals of Investing"
GUEST SPEAKER:
R. Paul Herman
CEO + Founder
HIP Investor, Inc.
EVENT DETAILS:
11:30am - 1:30pm
The City Club - San Francisco
155 Sansome Street
Tel: (415) 362-2480
www.cityclubsf.com
ONSITE EVENT REGISTRATION:
ACG Members & Member Guests: $60
Non-members: $80
Please note: You will need a business card and payment card at the ready to easily process your registration. Thank you!
For further details, please contact:
ACG San Francisco, Inc. | Rich Brown, Chapter Executive
Email: acgsanfrancisco@acg.org
Prior to Event: 415. 731-3101 | Day of Event: 415. 595-4589
Thursday, August 19th, 2010
HIP = Human Impact + Profit: "The New Fundamentals of Investing"
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Speaker(s):
MONTHLY LUNCH EVENT - AUGUST 19, 2010
HIP = HUMAN IMPACT + PROFIT:
"The New Fundamentals of Investing"
GUEST SPEAKER:
R. Paul Herman
CEO + Founder
HIP Investor, Inc.
EVENT DETAILS:
11:30am - 1:30pm
The City Club - San Francisco
155 Sansome Street
Tel: (415) 362-2480
www.cityclubsf.com
EVENT REGISTRATION:
ACG Members & Member Guests: $50
Non-members: $70
Please note: An additional $10 will be collected at the door for onsite registration.
RSVP by NOON - Wednesday, August 18, 2010
R. Paul Herman was trained in finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. His multi-sector experience includes consulting to top Fortune 500 firms at McKinsey & Company and CSC Index; creating and entrepreneuring the first online permission-based debit-card system for teens, kids, and parents; and financing entrepreneurs delivering human impact and profit while serving as an investment strategist for eBay founder Pierre Omidyar’s impact investing firm. Herman also advised business entrepreneurs on how to donate to—and invest in—social entrepreneurs, while at Ashoka.org.
Herman created the HIP (Human Impact + Profit) methodology as the foundation for a new way of investing producing both good and profit. In growing HIP Investor Inc. since its incorporation in 2006, Herman and his team have evaluated more than 500 companies, examining the relationship between shareholder returns and human impact. Herman pioneered "The HIP Scorecard,SM" for Fast Company magazine, rating and ranking companies in multiple industries.
Comprehensive analysis of the 100 largest U.S.-based companies by Herman and his team has led to the launch of the HIP 100 investment index and portfolio (for details, see www.HIPinvestor.com). HIP’s portfolios for clients—serving individual, family, foundation and institutional investors—seek to make bigger profits by building a better world. Herman is a sought-after speaker for conferences, a guest lecturer at universities, and often serves as a media source. He has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, Forbes, and has appeared on CNN’s Crossfire.
Herman has also advised leading companies, including Walmart, NIKE, Cisco, and Charles Schwab on strategic sustainability, how to measure it and how it drives business value.Herman is an advisor and lifetime member of Net Impact, the association for business people and students seeking to use the power of business for good.
With collaborators, he also conducted an in-depth evaluation of the global energy industry for Fast Company. (Both can be found at http://www.fastcompany.com/investing) Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus made note of HIP Investor’s innovative scorecard as a "new yardstick for business" in his recent book, Creating a World without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism (Public Affairs, 2008).
Born in Chicago, Herman has traveled to 40 countries and has lived in Philadelphia, Washington D.C., New York City, Mexico City, Francisco, with his wife Gayle Keck, an award-winning travel and food writer and branding expert.
Note: Paul will have his latest book available for sale at the event.
Special Thanks to our Lunch Sponsors:
For further details, please contact:
ACG San Francisco, Inc.
Rich Brown, Chapter Executive
Email: acgsanfrancisco@acg.org
Prior to Event: 415. 731-3101
Day of Event: 415. 595-4589
Click here to download a copy of our 2010 Programs Calendar.
About ACG:
The Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) is the premier organization for professionals involved in corporate growth, corporate development, and mergers and acquisitions.
Sorry, our registration page has closed to prepare for tomorrow's Lunch event. There is still space available, so please plan on arriving about 15 minutes before our event begins to register onsite. Please be sure to come with your business card and payment card so that I can easily process an electronic receipt.
Event Details:
HIP = HUMAN IMPACT + PROFIT:
"The New Fundamentals of Investing"
GUEST SPEAKER:
R. Paul Herman
CEO + Founder
HIP Investor, Inc.
EVENT DETAILS:
11:30am - 1:30pm
The City Club - San Francisco
155 Sansome Street
Tel: (415) 362-2480
www.cityclubsf.com
ONSITE EVENT REGISTRATION:
ACG Members & Member Guests: $60
Non-members: $80
Please note: You will need a business card and payment card at the ready to easily process your registration. Thank you!
For further details, please contact:
ACG San Francisco, Inc. | Rich Brown, Chapter Executive
Email: acgsanfrancisco@acg.org
Prior to Event: 415. 731-3101 | Day of Event: 415. 595-4589