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Well, you know, the investors in companies like Burt's Bees or Ben & Jerry's wouldn't say so.

Your supporters and investors, who have been with you the whole way, believe that the only chance of sort of taking on the powerful, entrenched interests of taxi industry and so forth, is to have someone who is a fierce, relentless competitor, which you've certainly proved to be.

It has allowed scammers to rip off vulnerable investors.

And with that understanding, you should have witnessed, in fact, part of you were, the spread of ingenuity and excitement that went through, first through nonnational governments, the private sector, captains of industry, insurance companies, investors, city leaders, faith communities, because they all began to understand, this actually can be in their interest.

For private investors, we need a big expansion of venture capital, private equity, working capital, available in emerging markets.

Now, if you were the CEO of such a company, badgered by investors and buffeted by change, we might forgive you for not even worrying too much about what happens 30 years out.

But in the 2000s, policymakers learned that they needed to manage the macroeconomic environment better, to ensure stability, keep inflation low in single digits, keep their fiscal deficits low, below three percent of GDP, give investors, both domestic and foreign, some stability so they'll have confidence to invest in these economies.

They're activist investors: Carl Icahn, Dan Loeb, Paul Singer, Barry Rosenstein.

Now, imagine a world where all investors were working with management to make change, not just to make more money, but to improve the environment and society.

We need hipsters, and we need companies like Adidas, and what we need most is for investors to convince other companies to behave like Adidas.

There's a growing group of investors, call them "conscious investors."

Conscious investors care about ESG issues.

And this is where conscious investors can take a page from the playbook of the activist investors, because the activist investors have no issues getting management to make changes.

And the biggest issue is, we went from a set of conscious investors owning the stock to it potentially being owned by investors who don't care about these issues and don't care what you think about these issues.

And this is my issue with conscious investors.

What's it going to take to flip the script, to get conscious investors to go from divesting to engaging, to go from talking about engaging to actually working with management to make changes that will improve their ESG performance?

The conscious investors would do it to improve society and the environment and make money in the process and do it a little more collaboratively and constructively.

And they have the backing of the some of the largest investors.

It's going to take some pressure on conscious investors to, in turn, put some pressure on management to make changes that will improve the environment and society.

It was your voice that got the investors more conscious in the first place.

It's a box-set solution from the World Bank where we come in and we do all the things you need to attract private-sector investors.

There's many investors, entrepreneurs in this room.

And only the investors who hired the best scenario-planners and futurists would be able to survive the wave.

They don't have any big investors.

It also represents an alternative to waiting around for big investors to bring chain stores, or big-box stores to our communities, because honestly, those types of developments, they steal resources from our communities.

And whether we are scientists or engineers or policymakers or investors or artists, if we can adopt a more expansive perspective, embrace the truth of what is going on and contemplate the long-term health of our planet, we will create a better and safer and smarter future for our one and only home.

We are talking with operators and investors in West Africa about building a fonio mill.

So as AI investors, we often get phone calls from foundations or CEOs and boardrooms saying, "What do we do about this?"

Narrator: All of industry was in play, as investors flocked to place their bets.

So I like to know if you have friends and family, or angel investors, or more VCs before.

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