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Jun 8, 2026 34 min

Episode 19: Daryn Dodson

from The Enlightened Bottom Line Hosted by Jenna Nicholas

Daryn Dodson is the Founder and Managing Partner of Illumen Capital, an investment firm, where he serves a broader mission of transforming the investment ecosystem by addressing bias while creating economic value. His 18 years of investing experience and groundbreaking research with Stanford SPARQ, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, empowers investors to recognize and overcome biases that limit both performance and potential. Guided by a deep commitment to develop others, he serves as a Lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business, where he teaches MBA students. This dedication to nurturing talent and collective growth extended through his five-year service on the Stanford Graduate School of Business Management Board. Daryn also serves as Audit Committee Chair on Ben & Jerry's Board of Directors, where he focuses on stewardship and impact in 30+ countries.

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Daryn Dodson is the Founder and Managing Partner of Illumen Capital, an investment firm, where he serves a broader mission of transforming the investment ecosystem by addressing bias while creating economic value. His 18 years of investing experience and groundbreaking research with Stanford SPARQ, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, empowers investors to recognize and overcome biases that limit both performance and potential. Guided by a deep commitment to deve...

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