Global Impact Investing Network

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The Global Impact Investing Network is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to increasing the scale and effectiveness of impact investing. Impact investments aim to solve social or environmental challenges while generating financial returns.

INVESTORS' COUNCIL MEMBERS	WHAT'S NEW?	FEATURED RESOURCE
The GIIN Investors' Council is a diverse group of leading impact investors committed to building a coherent industry that effectively channels investment capital to address social and environmental challenges at scale. *Current members of the Investors' Council:* ACCION, Acumen Fund, The Annie E. Casey Foundation, Armonia, Athena Capital, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Calvert Foundation, Capricorn Investment Group, CDC, Citigroup, Community Capital Management, Deutsche Bank, The DOEN Foundation, Equilibrium Capital, Ford Foundation, FMO, The Gatsby Charitable Foundation, Generation Investment Management, Gray Ghost Ventures, IGNIA, J.P. Morgan, Leapfrog Investments, Lundin Foundation, Morgan Stanley, National Community Investment Fund (NCIF), Omidyar Network, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), Packard Foundation, Prudential, The Rockefeller Foundation, Root Capital, RSF Social Finance, Sarona, Shorebank International, SNS Impact Investing, TIAA-CREF, Trans-Century, The Tony Elumelu Foundation, Triodos Investment Management, UBS, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, and Wolfensohn & Company. Founding members	Community Capital Management Joins the GIIN Investors' Council Community Capital Management, Inc. (CCM) is a registered investment adviser that manages fixed income impact investing portfolios. Its primary goal is to produce above-average, risk-adjusted returns while benefitting the community and the environment. Read the CCM Investor Spotlight. J.P. Morgan and the GIIN release report on the impact investment market Insight into the Impact Investment Market, the latest report by J.P. Morgan and the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), finds that impact investing continues to gain traction among a wide range of investors. The largest survey of the impact investment market to date indicates increased activity and interest in 2012. GIIN Releases Impact Investing Issue Brief Published by the GIIN, Impact-Based Incentive Structures: Aligning Fund Manager Compensation with Social and Environmental Performance explores an emerging topic in the impact investing industry. The issue brief draws upon examples from Aureos Capital's Africa Health Fund, Core Innovation Capital, and UBS. Impact Investing Case Study Released by the GIIN Published by the GIIN, Improving Livelihoods, Removing Barriers: Investing for Impact in Mtanga Farms details the activities and decisions of four impact investors from three continents - Calvert Foundation, Heirs Holdings, Lion's Head Global Partners, and the Tony Elumelu Foundation - as they invest in a Tanzanian farm.	Data Driven: A Performance Analysis for the Impact Investing Industry This first performance data report of the GIIN's Impact Reporting and Investment Standards (IRIS) initiative presents early findings from 2,394 organizations - including 1,931 microfinance institutions and 463 mission-driven organizations. Developed for the impact investing industry, IRIS is a universal language for social, environmental, and financial performance reporting. READ MORE

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