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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 23 MIN

Scaling Impact Capital Podcast Episode #22: Building Ecosystems and Catalyzing Markets with Bruce McNamer from Builders Vision

from Scaling Impact Capital Podcast · host Kusi Hornberger

In this episode, I'm joined by Bruce McNamer, President of Builders Initiative, to explore how family offices can be transformative forces in scaling impact. Bruce shares how his career—from the Peace Corps to running TechnoServe to leading Builders Initiative—shaped his understanding of catalytic capital and market-shifting investments. We discuss Builders Vision's innovative approach to deploying flexible capital across the continuum—from grants to high-risk investments—and how they align their efforts with bold "North Star" aspirations for food, energy, and oceans. Bruce also dives into the challenges and opportunities of building ecosystems, the power of policy and advocacy, and the crucial role of family offices in driving systemic change. Tune in to hear actionable insights for impact investors and inspiring career advice for purpose-driven professionals.

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