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Troy Duffie
Troy Duffie is a director of MI Finance at the Milken Institute and has a background in venture c
apital, social impact investing, and affordable housing.
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Bhakti Mirchandani
Bhakti Mirchandani is managing director, Responsible Investing at Trinity Church Wall Street, a t
hriving Episcopal congregation in lower Manhattan.
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Scaling Enterprise Finance: The Future of Biofuels
America is finally coming to grips with the need to minimize its dependence on imported oil.
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Financing the Residential RetRoFit Revolution
There are currently 130 million homes in the United States—and their combined residential energy us
age accounts for 20 percent of the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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ESG Investing: Beyond the Standards
In the face of increased pressure from investors for information and the complexity of disclosing t
he relevant data, the public and private sectors agree on the need to simplify environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting.
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Understanding and Identifying Gaps in Employer Mental Health Resources
About 60 million Americans live with mental health conditions, and nearly half of those go without
treatment. The COVID-19 pandemic widened the gap between employers and employees on mental health in the workplace.
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A Global Early Warning System for Pandemics: Perspectives from the Front Lines
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed critical gaps in the world’s ability to detect, track, and analyze pa
ndemic threats.
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Sharing the Cost: Accelerating Water Resilience through Infrastructure Finance in California
Beyond the intensifying drought and widening infrastructure inefficiencies, there are billions of d
ollars worth of unmet operation and maintenance costs and system improvements currently to be found in the State Water Project and Central Valley Project,
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The Path to Inclusive Capitalism: An Asset Owner Guide for Investment Portfolios
The road to achieving a diverse, equitable, and inclusive (DEI) investment value chain is long.
