About this Event
This event will focus on structuring natural capital investments that can meet the needs of institutional investors, and the role that NGOs can play in making these investors comfortable in investing in natural climate solutions. Traditional commercial forestry can deliver substantial environmental benefits; however innovation and investment are required to modify these models to achieve additional climate, environmental, and social impacts without sacrificing the fundamental attributes that make working forests investable by large institutions. This new model of forest investing requires multiple specialized skillsets – skills not held by one institution or sector of the economy alone. With that in mind, the panel will focus on cross-sector collaborations that are seeking to deliver these new models.
EVENT PANEL
Moderator - Bill Ulfelder, The Nature Conservancy
Panelists:
- Mark Wishnie, BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group
- JP Gibbons, Cambridge Associates
- Tom Hodgman, Goldman Sachs
- Yoanna Lazarova, AlTi Tiedemann Global
BTG Pactual Timberland Group and The Nature Conservancy wish to extend their gratitude to the Doris Duke Foundation for hosting this event s part of their Treehouse venue and series of events focused on forest-climate action during Climate Week NYC.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Doris Duke Foundation, 444 Madison Avenue, New York, United States
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