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In this segment of TheIMPACT, we are joined by Timothy Odhiambo Owase, CEO of Kenya Films Commission. To discuss the potential of Kenya film industry, estimated to generate KSh.200 billion annually. Watch this illuminating conversation from our Africa Edition and learn: What steps is the government taking to realize this projection? What are some of the untapped opportunities? Partnership with the Ministry of ICT TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.

From Africa, our host, Leah Ngari, is joined by Adelaide Odhiambo, CEO of BlueWave Insurance Company. Adelaide was inspired by the story of one of her earlier customers, who were unable to raise enough money to help his wife's treatments. BlueWave was then created to make insurance accessible to everyone. Learn more about how they are integrating with financial services, bridging the gap created by traditional African methods of insurance, and much more on The IMPACT.TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.

TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.In this episode of TheIMPACT, our host Vince Molinari welcomes special guest Michael Anderson, Founder, and CEO of MPAC Solutions. Michael is the artist behind the 10-part music-centric social justice commentary titled "Billions in my Thirties," as well as one of the driving forces behind the #BlackDadsMatter movement across the internet. As both a father and an advocate for social awareness and change, Michael discusses the injustice for African American fathers face daily, systemic racism, how we can fix it, and what the American flag truly means to many African Americans. African Americans are going through the unequal distribution of criminal punishment and unfair police action, resulting in profiling and destroying homes for thousands of families across the nation. Michael dives deep into the real heart of the issue that faces African American communities and people of color even today in the year 2020. These topics are both eye-opening and amazingly educational from all different angles of the discussion. Watch the full segment and take a closer look at our African American communities' struggles day in and day out. Be prepared to be challenged, educated, and driven towards a better future for all African American men, women, and children. Make a Donation Today: https://www.mpacsolutions.com/donate

During climate week, Moody’s Investors Service published a request for comment to the market on proposed ESG scores for all rated issuers. To discuss the proposed scores' details, our host Jeff Gitterman is joined by Swami Venkataraman, Senior Vice President in Moody’s Investors Service Environmental, Social, and Governance group. Some of the question we will cover in this interview are: Moody's ESG strategy, and what motivated you to propose these ESG scores? How do these scores relate to the integration of ESG in credit ratings? Will ratings be changed based on these scores? Moody's owns Vigeo Eiris, which also produces ESG scores. How will you differentiate between the two offerings? Is there even a need for two different scores? Disclosure is a significant problem in the ESG space. Where will Moody's get the data needed to produce these scores? How does Moody's expect investors to use these scores? Will all sectors receive these ESG scores, and when can we expect to see them published? TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.

On this segment of TheIMPACT, our host Kavita Gupta interviews Sandeep Patel - Founder & CEO of NEPRA, a multi-million dollar leading waste management company in India. Today NEPRA has multiple operations, offering work to more than 450 people and having an operational capacity of 600 tons. During this interview, Sandeep discusses how he started with waste management handling, NEPRA growth trajectory, and the impact made on different people throughout India.TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.

Learn how AWEaP is accelerating women entrepreneurs’ participation in the Africa energy sector - On the latest segment of TheIMPACT, our host Irene Kiwia is joined by Bertha Dlamini, Founding President of African Women in Energy & Power. Watch the full interview and learn: - Women in Energy & Power Sector - Investment Allocation to achieve Gender Equality in Off-Grid Energy - Accelerator Programs & PlatformTheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.

TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.Dr. Jacques Ludik is a smart technology entrepreneur, Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert, founder of multiple AI companies, author, AI ecosystem builder, and award-winning AI Leader with a Ph.D. in Computer Science (AI & Machine Learning) and 25+ years' experience in AI, Machine Learning & Data Science and its applications. He currently Founder & Group CEO of Cortex Group, an AI-focused holding company building value in the 4IR and focusing on various parts of the AI ecosystem: Cortex Logic as AI Engine for Business (that he founded in 2016), Cortex Health, Cortex Asset Management, Cortex Labs, & Cortex Ventures; and Founder & President of the Machine Intelligence Institute of Africa (MIIA). He has also founded CSense Systems (Africa's first AI company that was sold to a multinational company, specifically General Electric in 2011), Bennit.AI, Mosaic, and SynerG.Dr. Jacques Ludik talks about AI potential use cases in Africa, including precision medicine, virtual consultation, high-quality personalized education, and the fascinating potential applications in multiple industries worldwide. AI has matured over the last decade with all the data being generated and cloud computing. Companies like Amazon and YouTube use AI to give you a personalized journey. Watch the video and learn how AI can positively impact your life or your business. To Learn More About CortexLogic visit: https://cortexlogic.com/

In this segment of FINTECH.TV's TheIMPACT, our host from NYC, Vince Molinari, is joined by the incredible Hazel Henderson of Ethical Markets, to discuss her tenure from Washington DC to impact investing dating back to the 1980s to the transition from fossil fuels to the "Solar Age." Hazel is genuinely an "OG" for impact investing, given her scientific background and approaching a sustainable future through strict, "pure-play" empirical lens as an e-textbook for everyone to use in their investment strategy.TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.

TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.Read Time: 95 secondsOn this segment of FINTECH.TV's TheIMPACT, our host from New York City in the United States of America, Vincent Molinari, is joined by the global leaders in the sustainable wine movement in our decentralized format to discuss the latest trends from Italy and throughout Europe. Sheila, Antonella, and Isabelle join our host, Vince, literally from their vineyards and get down yes to the grape of what is truly going on in the sustainable wine movement by those that are absolutely the most passionate, as you will see in this beautiful interview.Sheila has the fantastic job of discovering wineries and olive oil producers, having Founding Vero almost two years ago, along with a professional background in the FinTech industries. She was interested in blockchain that led her to start Vero to curate and locate difficult to find wines and olive oils from small, sustainable producers worldwide.  "The Devine of the Plant Kingdom"  Isabelle is truly a global leader in the natural wine movement. Natural wine comes from grapes grown organically, then fermented into wine without adding ANYTHING, along without removing anything. It's 100% grape juice with a kick as it was designed thousands of years ago—the authenticity of wine at its core. The way the land is farmed is everything. That is what it means to be sustainable.  Antonella comes to us LIVE from, Fattoria La Malisoa, her vineyard in Tuscany in La Malisoa - sharing the absolute beauty of what it means to "living the dream" in wine. After graduating and working in Tuscany's resort, the environment was overwhelming in all the right ways capturing her there for longer than expected. Antonella then pursued her dream, aligning with her agriculture values with her vineyard in Tuscany, Italy, even though she doesn't have a heritage in the wine industry.  These three leaders in wine had a great time on this exclusive interview on FINTECH.TV, and we hope you will enjoy it just as much, learning how sustainable, natural wine should be part of your private selection.  Visit Fattoria La Maliosa on the Web:  https://fattorialamaliosa.it/en/ Visit Vero on the Web:  https://www.verovinogusto.com/our-story Visit RAW WINE on the Web:  https://www.rawwine.com/isabelle-legeron-mw/

Impact Public Service Fund, an NYC based non-profit hosts an important discussion on investing for climate change and the role of private sector actors in addressing the challenge. We will hear from expert speakers from Columbia University, Gitterman Wealth Management, Capital for Climate, Goldman Sachs, Kepos Capital, Ernst Young, Boston Common Asset Management, and Four Twenty Seven. This riveting and provocative conversation is organized into 3 panels: > Understand the science behind climate change, what's on the cutting edge and where experts might disagree > Discover what climate change has in store for us socially, environmentally, politically, and financially > Learn how to invest for a new future and the implications for companies old and new We bring together investors, scientists, thought-leaders, and innovators to address an important topic for generations to come.   Speakers Radley Horton, Lamont Research Professor, Columbia University Emilie Mazzacurati, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Four Twenty Seven Tony Lent, Co-Founder, Capital For Climate Elodie Timmermans, Senior Manager Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst Young, Jeff Gitterman, Co-Founder, Gitterman Wealth Management, Geeta Aiyer, CFA, President and Founder, Boston Common Asset Management Bob Litterman, Chairman of the Risk Committee and Founding Partner, Kepos Capital,

TheIMPACT focuses on ESG, Impact Investing, and advancing the 17 United Nations-supported Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The show profiles people and companies committed to changing lives and creating a sustainable world.Read Time: 59 secondsOn FINTECH.TV's TheIMPACT, our host from Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, Rachel Pether, is joined by the worldly stateswoman, Lauren Willy, representing the United States of America's interests in various affairs, most importantly - women's rights in this interview. Rachel and Lauren discuss her background beginning with her father, jolting her onto the world stage early, Brazil, and what she is currently doing on various initiatives to improve women's rights exponentially. Lauren and her team are making big moves from employment to increasing access to credit to growing women's access to land-ownership through education.The most crucial element - at least a significant pillar - is access to credit, treasury management, and building credit overtime for any entrepreneur. Especially true for women in emerging and developing markets globally that must align their business with the capital markets. Lauren recognized this in Abu Dhabi and is helping through her programs. The essential part of any entrepreneur's journey is who is there to help them when things get dark, obstacles occur, and how to overcome to become a better entrepreneur as studies from Harvard, BCG, and others have shown that women excel. As discussed with Rachel, she helps women understand how to build, grow, and develop networks. The US Embassy Announcement for Women Entrepreneurs in Abu Dhabi UAE: : https://gulfnews.com/business/company-releases/us-embassy-sets-up-academy-for-uae-women-entrepreneurs-1.1597310109410