Introduction to Early-Stage Impact Investing
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Edited by Jennifer M. Walske, Visiting, Distinguished Scholar, Berkeley Haas, Adjunct Professor, USC Marshall and Managing Director,Myriad Investments and Katherine J. Klein, Edward H. Bowman Professor of Management, Wharton School and Faculty Co-Director, Wharton’s Impact Investing Research Lab., USA With Contributions by: Brian Trelstad, Tasha Seitz, Tyler Wry and Michael Brown<i>‘Curious about impact investing? </i>An Introduction to Early-Stage Impact Investing<i> is the perfect guide for you. Drawing on decades of practical and educational experience, it covers all essential topics—from returns to impact measurement, from identifying opportunities to conducting due diligence. It is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to embark on their impact investing journey.’</i>
- Sophie Bacq, IMD Business School, Switzerland,
The book’s co-authors, who are academically trained and experienced impact investors, provide practical advice for purpose-driven startup investing. Each chapter delves into key topics such as setting investment criteria, sourcing deals, defining and measuring impact, structuring investments including setting valuation and determining investment terms, and portfolio management. The authors draw from a culmination of years of research, practice, and advising passionate founders of startups, emphasizing that impact investing will only continue to evolve as the field enters the mainstream. This book closes with a look forward to both the challenges and opportunities involved in impact investing.
Students and scholars focusing on entrepreneurship, innovation, and finance will find this book to be highly beneficial. Additionally, it is useful for investors that are new to early stage impact investing, as well as seasoned investors seeking to move into early stage impact investing.