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On the French Revolution
/in Community Impact Investing, Investing in Women and Girls, SRI Investing/by Pete KrullExcellent opinion piece by Alan Feuer in the New York Times this weekend regarding global income inequality. Mr. Feuer writes about how some billionaires are coming out and discussing the need for change to a more equitable and sustainable system.
Sustainability can be viewed in many ways – environmental is what we typically see, but it also applies to business and economics.… Read the rest
Why the World is Ending…
/in Community Impact Investing, Responsible Business, SRI Investing/by Pete KrullThis week, the Western North Carolina environmental non-profit, MountainTrue (which I’m the board chair) hosted the Wild & Scenic Film Festival at Asheville Community Theater. The short films were inspiring, enlightening, sobering and thought-provoking.
One entitled Why I Think This World Should End by Prince Ea in particular really grabbed me – it wasn’t exactly focused on environmental issues, but humanity.… Read the rest
The Papal Encyclical & Interfaith Power and Light Collaboration
/in Fossil Fuel Divestment, Responsible Business, Sustainable Investing/by Pete KrullAlign your Investments with your Faith Values
At Krull & Company, many of our clients are people of faith – they make aligning their investments with their values a priority.… Read the rest
Fossil Fuel Divestment Gaining Momentum
/in Fossil Fuel Divestment, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Investing/by Pete KrullRecently, the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global, the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, announced that it would be selling shares of Duke Energy and other coal-burning utilities from it’s portfolio. Why is this important? Because the pension fund is one of Duke’s largest shareholders, holding around 0.76 percent of the company’s outstanding shares.… Read the rest
Washington Advocacy Trip: Part 3
/in Renewable Energy, Responsible Business/by Pete KrullSometimes you have to meet where you have to meet. Representative Beyer of Virginia is one of the new kids on the block. Because of that, his office space is limited. So, when we met with his staff on Wednesday, our meeting room doubled as a storage locker.… Read the rest
Washington Advocacy Trip: Part 2
/in Renewable Energy, Responsible Business/by Pete KrullYou learn a lot about the political process by walking the halls of Congress. Not much goes on in the chambers, but much goes on in the offices and halls of the Senate & House office buildings.
We started off our Tuesday morning meeting with Peter Rogoff, Undersecretary of Transportation.… Read the rest
Washington Advocacy Trip: Part 1
/in Renewable Energy, Responsible Business/by Pete KrullI arrived in Washington DC last week to join 20 other business leaders as part of E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs) advocacy week. This was a very dynamic and accomplished group and I was honored to be a part it.
They broke us up into teams and again, I was amazed at the quality of individuals they had assembled.… Read the rest
Preparing to Meet Lawmakers
/in Renewable Energy, Responsible Business/by Pete KrullMelissa and I arrived safe and sound in DC this morning. I’m very much looking forward to heading to Capital Hill tomorrow morning with my colleagues from E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs).
We are divided up into several groups. My group will include two other green entrepreneurs and a retired General.… Read the rest