via: forbes.com

The SIO and its MD Kostis A. Tselenis featured at Forbes Article of Francois Botha on the Impact Investing & Philanthropy Panel at this year’s Verbier Summit. Francois Botha wrote about how “sustainable deployment of capital has filled several gaps between traditional investing purely for financial gain and pure philanthropy“, reporting about the Verbier Summit 2024:

“…The summit facilitated several discussions on how to close the trillion-dollar funding gap of capital needed for sustainable solutions, including a session about the role of Impact Investing & Philanthropy, the current challenges, and tips on how to move forward. Panel participants included Jostein Urne, a co-founder and the head of Impact at Oslo Family Office; Naava Mashiah, CEO at ME Links, an advisor to UHNW Families on sustainable private equity investments; Kostis Tselenis, Managing partner at Swiss Impact Office, an impact and sustainability investment boutique in Zurich and Bastien Varoutsikos, a cultural heritage expert and archaeologist, and the director of strategy at the ALIPH Foundation that works at the intersection of climate change and cultural heritage. Other impact & sustainability heavyweights were also at the event, including Damian Payiatakis, Head of Sustainable and Impact Investing at Barclays…“

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