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What does impact investing actually look like?
Learn about impact investing from the pros and be inspired by real-life examples and journeys.
If you’re ready to move from being curious about impact investing to knowing how to put that curiousity into practice, this free workshop run by experts in impact, is something you shouldn’t miss.
Our Impact Investing Bootcamp Series is designed for active investors who want to deepen their knowledge and explore how an impact perspective can strengthen portfolio strategy, risk management and communication with stakeholders.
In this second (but independent) session of our Impact Investing Bootcamp Series, we focus on real investor perspectives and how experienced impact investors position themselves and their portfolios.
We’ll cover:
• Real investment journeys
• Lessons learned from impact investors
• A guest session with an active impact investor: Anne Katrine Vedstesen, Investment Director of Nordic Impact Funds
When & how?
📆 22 September | 09.00 am – 10.00 am
📍DIGITALLY (link will be sent out to attendees)
💰 Free
For who?
Are you an investor who wants to do even more good with your resources and experience?
We welcome investors from all of Västra Götaland who are interested in learning more about how to successfully invest in impact companies.
🎯 Participation is free, but spots are limited.
What is impact investing?
And what does it actually mean to be an ”impact investor”?
Impact investors are those who invest in companies, organizations or projects with the intention of generating measurable social and environmental impacts in addition to a financial return. Impact investors often set specific goals, such as reducing poverty or addressing climate change, and actively seek investments that address these issues.
About Impact West
Impact West is an initiative run by Connect Väst and Inclusive Business Partners (and the bootcamp is hosted by the project).
The Impact West project (2025 – 2027) aims to build impact-focused competencies in FoodTech companies and investors in Västra Götaland – with funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERUF), Tillväxverket and Västra Götalandsregionen.
Read more about the project here or contact Sofia Ström (CEO of Inclusive Business Partners) if you have questions about joining the initiative.