Game Changers: What can be done to address educational equity in the US?
Exploring the wide-ranging effects of educational inequity on the US economy and innovative approaches to tackling this challenge.
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Invesco Game Changers: shedding new light on our fast-changing world
We are proud to present to you Game Changers: a video series developed in collaboration with the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, and presented by Dr. Henning Stein, our Global Head of Thought Leadership. Learn more about our partnership with Cambridge here.
Innovation and disruption are increasingly transforming economic and financial activity at global, national, firm and household levels. The macro, the geo and the national political implications are as significant as those of past industrial revolutions, which themselves remoulded the world.
In this video series, we bring together thought leaders from around the globe to shed new light on how everything is accelerating and how change is radically reshaping our planet, our lives and our investment decisions.
Click below to watch our video series, including topics and speakers such as:
- What can be done to address educational equity in the US? With Raphael Bostic, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, and Deborah Bial, Founder and President, Posse Foundation.
- Is the asset management industry dead? With Marty Flanagan, CEO, Invesco, and Prof. David Chambers, Cambridge Judge Business School.
- How do we define the impact of ESG investing? Barbara Rupf-Bee, Head of EMEA, Allianz Global Investors, and Cathrine de Coninck-Lopez, Head of ESG, Invesco.
Game Changers: Is the asset management industry dead?
A lively discussion about what lies ahead for—and what we can learn from the past of—the rapidly changing global asset management industry.
Game Changers: How do we define the impact of ESG investing?
Exploring the “quiet revolution” of ESG investing—which is getting louder every day.
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