The Christian Science Monitor

Suppose you had all the money in the world.

For a deeply thoughtful person, the biggest question would not be how to increase your wealth but how to invest it in a way that provided the greatest benefit for the world. Even small investors often want their money to accomplish good, not just growth.

An emerging breed of investment fund managers, analysts, and venture capitalists is offering fresh ideas to fulfill that yearning.

The Christian Science Monitor in partnership with The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity, presents a conversation with these distinguished guests (see bios below), moderated by Laurent Belsie, Work & Money editor for The Christian Science Monitor.

Our panel

		Anita Green is vice president of social research at Pax World Funds, an investment firm specializing in socially responsible mutual funds.
		Charles L. Harper is the executive director of the John Templeton Foundation, an investment firm that defines the cutting edge of venture philanthropy with a mission to "pursue new insights at the boundary between theology and science."
		Peter Kinder is an expert on socially responsible investing, cofounder and president of KLD Research & Analytics, Inc., and coauthor of The Social Investment Almanac.
		Jack Robinson is president of Winslow Management, a money management firm with 220M in assets that combines financial and environmental analysis to select its portfolio investments. He also manages the Green Century Balanced Fund.