

Chicago: Building a Career in Impact Investing
Join Impact Capital Managers (ICM), The Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management on October 14 from 6:00-8:00 PM CT for an interactive panel and networking session on building a career in impact investing. We welcome graduate students, recent academic and ICM programming alumni, early-career professionals, academic faculty and staff, and our friends across the field to:
Hear from ICM, The Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation, Kellogg School of Management about ways to engage in impact investing programming and resources
Engage with a panel of industry experts, including ICM member funds
Connect with established industry professionals and fellow emerging leaders
This event is designed to support you - the next generation of impact investors - by connecting emerging talent with practitioners to share insights on career pathways, key skills, and opportunities in the field. Be sure to arrive by 6:00 PM CDT to catch the full event program. We look forward to seeing you and, together, strengthening the connections between universities and the broader impact investing community. Additional event location details will be shared with attendees before the event.
Impact Capital Managers
Impact Capital Managers’ mission is to accelerate the performance of our members and to scale the private capital impact investing marketplace with integrity and authenticity. We do this through our membership association, which today includes 150+ funds representing more than $70B in impact-focused capital deployed across 5,500+ companies globally; and through field-building research, education, and training initiatives in collaboration with the affiliated ICM Institute.
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