Acknowledgements The framework in this report was created and developed collaboratively. We are indebted to everyone with whom we spoke, corresponded, and that we hosted June 22nd, 2010, at Harvard Kennedy School, listed at the end of the report. Special thanks to Beth Sirull at Pacific Community Ventures, Steve Lydenberg at the Initiative for Responsible Investment, and Christa Velasquez at the Annie E. Casey Foundation for their leadership. We are deeply grateful for the vision and guidance of the Rockefeller Foundation. Margot Brandenburg and Justina Lai have provided extensive support and comment throughout the project and, together with Antony Bugg-Levine and Brinda Ganguly, have developed a foundation of ideas and infrastructure to bring scale and rigor to private investment for public good extending far beyond this report. We consulted with an extensive group of thought leaders in interviews and correspondence, all of whom we acknowledge: Cate Ambrose, Lucy Bernholz, Suzanne Biegel, Keith Bisson, David Brodwin, Tim Cadman, Mildred Callear, Gregory Chen, Stephen Cole, Penelope Douglas, Donna Fabiani, Brian Field, Shreyas Gopinath, Julie Gorte, Gordon Hagart, Gabrielle HuppĂŠ, Andrew Kassoy, Rob Katz, Michael Kerans, Steve Koerner, Volkmar Lauber, Malcolm Lynch, Euan Marshall, Atlee McFellin, Mike Myers, John Nelson, Yuko Nishidi, Justin Oliver, Matt Patsky, Mark Pinsky, Yining Qin, Randy Rice, Tim Rotherham, Bas Ruter, Arjan Shutte, Ellen Seidman, Laura Shaffer, Penny Shepherd, Gus Speth, Michael Swack, CilliĂŠ Swart, Jerome Tagger, Tessa Tennant, Kerwin Tesdell, Brian Trelstad, Bob Weissbourd, Geoffrey Williams, and Lee Winslet. Special thanks for the invaluable feedback and contributions to the full report draft of Amit Bouri, Neil Eccles, Jonathan Greenblatt, Lisa Hagerman, Ted Howard, John Moon, Mark Newberg, and Jacob Samuelson. Errors and omissions are the responsibility of the authors alone.
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