Investing for the World we Want
Keynote Slow Money National Conference, Louisville, KY November 11, 2014
Aligning Our Investments with Our Values
TEDx Santa Cruz, April 2014
Webinar 1: Awakening to the problems of conventional finance
1/10/2017
Money and Banking: The invisible Operating System – Redwood City, September 2015 [MEMBERS ONLY]
Beyond Capitalism – Redwood City, October 2015 [MEMBERS ONLY]
Investing for the World We Want – Redwood City, October 2015 [MEMBERS ONLY]
“The intermediation of global finance is, I believe, at the very core of the many environmental and social problems we face. … We are all collectively unaware of what our investments are really doing out there in the world.”
Making Human Survival Illegal: The Unintended Consequence of TPP
Policy Note 112. Binzagr Institute for Sustainable Prosperity
“This is the world that twelve nations, including the US, will be living in if they ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) — a deceptively named ‘trade agreement’ that will have broad impacts on many aspects of social life in the countries that bind themselves to its dictates.”
“We live in a global economy driven by global financial capital, which is for the most part managed by fiduciaries legally bound to strictly confine their attention to financial risk and return considerations and nothing more.”
Marco Vangelisti: Investing Outside Of Wall Street
Interview with Chris Martenson of Peak Prosperity – November 12, 2016
On Election day, the 8th of November 2016, I was interview by Chris Martenson – the founder of Peak Prosperity. Our conversation was wide ranging – we talked about my personal journey from conventional finance to regenerative investing, financial capital and ecological limits, money creation, share buy-backs and market valuations, what environmental economics is telling us, moving beyond the narrow lens of conventional finance, balance sheet recessions and deflationary spirals, local investing and Slow Money, aligning investments with personal values, challenging capital market expectations, the trap of the positional game and the ultimate function of saving and investing.
Hatch podcast: From Wall Street to Main Street
This is part of a podcast collection created by Hatch in Oregon to promote the idea of community capital. We focused on local investing and explored the transformative potential of local investing both at the personal and community level, the issue of liquidity, the non-financial impacts of local investing, the difference between investing in rural versus urban areas, and ways to encourage larger participation in the community capital movement.