Girls Just Wanna Have Impact Funds
A Feminist Guide to Changing the World with Your Money
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Narrated by:
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Charlotte Gosling
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Written by:
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Camilla Falkenberg
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Emma Due Bitz
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Anna-Sophie Hartvigsen
About this listen
What if building your own personal wealth didn't have to come at the expense of the planet?
Put your money where your mouth is when it comes to handling your finances and join the Female Invest trio on a mission to investigate sustainable stocks and funds, angel investing, and empowering initiatives - for both you and the planet.
Cutting through the noise, this trusted resource will rationalize the vast scope of the term "sustainable investing", and consider how investments, funds, stocks, and shares can be responsible, ethical, green, and impactful - enabling you to partake in a truly circular economy. Ditching the jargon shrouding finance, this audiobook will assess the pros and cons behind crowdfunding and crowdlending, navigate around the many pitfalls of greenwashing, and make building a more sustainable portfolio - that prioritises the issues you really care about - accessible to everyone.
Camilla Falkenberg, Emma Due Bitz and Anna-Sophie Hartvigsen are the founders of Female Invest, Europe's largest financial educator targeting women. Through their subscription business, they school women in the essentials of personal finance and investing. Their mission is to close the economic gender gap by arming women with the tools they need. They are the authors of Danish bestseller Ready, Set, Invest and the winners of Cartier Women's Initiative, the world's biggest start up competition. In 2020 they ranked on the Forbes 30 under 30 list, and have found global fame with their work, reaching members in 50 countries.