Money Meets Morals

Swell Investing invites Winston Ibrahim of Hydros to discuss how he was primed by his family for a traditional finance career and why he chose to build an impactful company instead. “If you’re thinking from a long-term business perspective then you’re automatically going to include facts about the environment into the equation because it’s so central to every human.” Winstom Ibrahim is the Founder and CEO of Hydros and we were so pleased to welcome on to our new podcast, Money Meets Morals. Listen as we discuss how Winston was primed by his family for a traditional finance career – and why he chose to build an impactful company instead. What it’s like to pitch an impactful company to more than 200 investors. Why purpose-driven consumers are positioning companies that do well and do good to drive returns. Does the future hold social good unicorns? We think so, and we think you will, too.

Swell Investing has launched a podcast! You’ll hear individual stories of impact and inspiring stories to make you a more informed investor, we’re very excited to begin this journey with our listeners. ----- “There’s going to be a different level of satisfaction with investment as impact investment progresses” - Cathy Clark Cathy Clark literally wrote the book on impact investing and we’re so, so excited to have her as our inaugural podcast guest! Cathy is the Faculty Director at the Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship (CASE) at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and Director of the CASE i3 Initiative on Impact Investing. She talks about the real history of impact investing, the ideology of joining purpose and profit (and how it’s hard to go back to just plain old profit), and how impact investing is becoming available to more investors.