Episode 6 - Truth Telling and Impact Investing with Aimee Minnich
Today we’re in Kansas City connecting with Aimee Minnich, one of the Co-Founders of the Impact Foundation. Previously, she was president of the largest affiliate of the National Christian Foundation. She’s also no stranger to the podcast—she’s a regular contributor and co-host when we have guests in the area of Impact Investing. But today, we are turning the microphones around to get a chance to hear more of her story and what she’s seeing from her front-row seat of what God is doing through the generosity and investments of faithful men and women around the world.
Faith Driven Investor · Henry Kaestner, William Norvell, Aimee Minnich
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Show Notes
Impact Investing is a buzzword in the faith driven investing world. But there are dozens of definitions out there for what it actually means. On today’s episode, we’re moving toward setting the record straight. Aimee Minnich has been around since the beginning of the Faith Driven Investor movement and through her work with the National Christian Foundation and the Impact Foundation she’s proven herself an expert on what it means to invest with impact in mind.
When you listen to her episode, you’ll hear the history of impact investing. While the term has been around since 2006, Aimee makes it clear that this idea has been around for much longer. And in addition to looking back, she also gives us an idea of where impact investing is trending next. She also discusses the value of truth-telling and how that relates not only to the way we interact with others, but to how we approach investing.
We’re so glad to have people like Aimee Minnich involved in this movement, and after you hear this episode, we think you’ll be excited to hear more from her in the future.
Useful Links:
Impact Foundation - Annual Report
How Much Impact/Financial Return Will I Get from Impact Investing?