Impact Investing at Cornell
Impact Investing at Cornell (IIC) is an undergraduate consulting organization at Cornell University focused on impact investing. It conducts financial and market due diligence for firms aiming to generate positive social and environmental impact.
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Overview
Impact Investing at Cornell (IIC) is Cornell University's first undergraduate, impact-focused, pro-bono financial advisory organization. Established to conduct financial and market due diligence for firms aiming to generate positive social and environmental impact, IIC provides undergraduate students with opportunities to learn and implement financial tools and market research to address pressing global challenges.
Focus
IIC focuses on impact investing, merging financial investment with sustainable development to achieve above-market financial returns while addressing social and environmental issues. The organization offers an Associate Development Program (ADP) that trains students in financial analysis and market due diligence, and hosts the Cornell Impact Investing Competition, an online pitch competition for teams recommending early-stage companies tackling social or environmental problems.
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Founders and organizations collaborating with IIC benefit from the financial and market due diligence conducted by trained undergraduate students, gaining insights and recommendations that can enhance their impact-focused initiatives.
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