Bloomberg Businessweek invited RSF’s vice president of impact investing and philanthropy Kathleen Paylor to discuss how women and next-gen impact investors are changing the investing landscape.
Watch the clip with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec here!
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RSF’s Kathleen Paylor on Bloomberg TV: Women, next generation want investments to be purpose driven
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