Aimee Minnich and Jeff Johns are trailblazers in the Faith Driven Investor Movement with deep ties to the Impact Foundation. They discuss the power of donor-advised funds for aligning investments with faith-driven values. Aimee shares insights from her recent IRS testimony on regulatory changes impacting charitable giving. The duo highlights the transformative potential of impact investing and community-driven philanthropy, showcasing real-life success stories and innovative financial tools that create lasting change.

Henry Kaestner, an expert in African markets, joins investor Andrew Firman to shed light on Africa's investment potential. They discuss the unique opportunities and challenges across East and West Africa, emphasizing the continent's thriving entrepreneurial spirit and innovative solutions. The conversation highlights the importance of spiritual integration in business and the need for mentorship for local founders. Listeners are encouraged to consider faith-driven investments that not only yield returns but also foster economic development.

In this enlightening discussion, Sam Rhee, a former CEO and co-CIO at Morgan Stanley who founded the fintech platform Endowus, shares his incredible journey in fintech and faith. He reflects on how the biblical story of Abraham and Lot inspired him to prioritize a colleague's success over his own ambitions. The conversation navigates the balance between faith and career in finance, the emotional complexities of ambition and friendship, and the urgent need for addressing retirement savings issues in Asia, all while emphasizing sacrificial choices that lead to true victory.

Brightlight’s Chief Investment Officer, Tim Macready, discusses the theology behind faith-driven investing, corporate engagement for good, growth trends in the market. Insights on market disparities, AI influence, economic recovery post-COVID, and Christian financial trust and contentment.

Join Chuck Welden, co-founder of Weldenfield, a real estate firm dedicated to multifamily properties and community connections, as he shares insights on faith-driven investing. Chuck discusses the significance of spiritual values in investment strategies and highlights how measuring social impact is just as crucial as financial success. He explores tenant satisfaction and the balance between profitability and community well-being. Listeners will learn how to navigate the current real estate landscape with faith and a commitment to serving others.

Public equities investor, Matt Monson, discusses market trends, AI impact, interest rates, and international conflicts. Importance of corporate engagement and proxy voting for faith-driven investors. Reflects on Passover lessons from Scripture.

Tony Minopoli, President of Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors, and Andrew Abela, Professor of Marketing, delve into Faith Driven Investing in the Catholic world. Topics include ethical investing guidelines, shaping corporate cultures with faith values, virtues in business, and aligning business practices with Catholic teachings for sustainable investments.

Bob Doll, CEO of Crossmark, discusses his 2024 market predictions, cautioning against optimism and highlighting the potential for a mild recession. The podcast explores economic analysis, Federal Reserve speculations, geopolitical impacts on markets, and growth trends in faith-driven investing.

Finny Kuruvilla joins John and Richard to discuss investing with a goal, supporting others, and investing in the common good. They touch on market trends, healthcare investing, and the role of wealth in the church. Emphasizing aligning investments with Christian principles for positive impact and exploring advancements in healthcare and ethical investing.

In this episode, Patrick Farrell discusses angel investing, market trends, and the unique opportunities and challenges in early stage investing. They explore faith-driven investing, mission-driven entrepreneurs, and the importance of strategic planning. The podcast also delves into the post-pandemic dynamics of angel investing, brand recognition, and aligning interests for successful investments.