Forging the Roadmap to Sustainability:
2010 Joan Bavaria Awards Go to Tim Smith and Center for Political Accountability
May 4, 2010 - Investment advocate Tim Smith of Walden Asset Management in Boston and the Center for Public Accountability in Washington D.C. were honored last night by Ceres and Trillium Asset Management as this year’s winners of the third annual Joan Bavaria Awards for Building Sustainability into the Capital Markets. Read More
Tim Smith, Senior Vice President at Walden Asset Management and winner of this year's Joan Bavaria Award for Impact, talks about sustainability as a governance issue for companies and investors alike as well as his work in South Africa and the birth of the SRI community.
The Joan Bavaria Awards for Building Sustainability into the Capital Markets were created by Ceres and Trillium Asset Management Corporation to recognize investors, corporations, and NGOs that have helped move the capital markets from a system focused on short-term profits toward one that balances financial prosperity with social and environmental health.
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