Investing with purpose.
At Nia our women-led team invests in public markets to power the transition to a regenerative, just, and inclusive economy.
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why nia
We are shifting this industry
We carefully choose companies across our six solutions themes, based on their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) impact, and we include only those companies that have women in leadership positions. We actively engage with companies in our portfolios, holding them accountable to the most inclusive, sustainable, and ethical business practices.
our process
We are a women-first investing firm.
Our investment decisions are guided by our six investment themes that address global systemic risks. A gender-lens and racial equity criteria are woven throughout our investment process as key components to positive outcomes for our companies, their employees and the communities in which they work.
shareholder activism
We have a strong track record of moving the needle on racial equity, diversity and inclusion through impactful engagement with each company in our portfolio.
invest with nia
Invest with your values. Invest for the planet.
We invest with purpose. We focus on solutions needed for people and the planet to thrive. The companies we select for our portfolios are future-oriented and offer solutions that address systemic risks to our economy, from climate change mitigation to reducing inequalities, to access to healthcare. We also evaluate the alignment of our portfolios with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to ensure we are selecting companies that are working within the scope of the global sustainability agenda.
A MUST-READ BLOG
The Money Doula® Blog covers a variety of topics including aligning our assets with our values and investing for the world in which we want to live.
An Investors' Guide to Investing for Racial Equity 2023
During the past several years, all of us have been asked to step up to the task of dismantling systemic racism and white supremacy, to donating to organizations supporting racial justice, and shopping at BIPOC owned businesses near our homes and online.