Jed’s leadership on impact investing has influenced the sector from its very beginning. He has co-authored seven books, including “Impact Investing: Transforming How We Make Money While Making a Difference,” a Nautilus Gold Book Award winner and the first book on impact investing, and authored “The Purpose of Capital: Elements of Impact, Financial Flows and Natural Being.”

He is a frequent speaker at conferences, including appearances at The World Economic Forum and Clinton Global Initiative. Jed is a Senior Fellow with the Center for Social Investment at Heidelberg University (Germany) and the Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth at the University of Zurich and has held faculty appointments at Harvard, Stanford, and Oxford business schools. He has taught social entrepreneurship at Kellogg Business School, Harvard Business School, and NYU-Abu Dhabi.

In addition to his role at AlTi, Jed is Senior Fellow with ImpactAssets, a nonprofit financial services firm. He has founded and co-founded some of the nation’s leading impact investing, venture philanthropy, community venture capital and social enterprises. Jed was strategic advisor to investments for five family offices with over $1.4 billion in total assets, executing 100 percent impact/sustainable investment strategies with their total net worth.

Seth is an avid proponent of regenerative, diversified, and decentralized systems. As co-founder and CEO of 42 Acres, an agri-wilding estate and wellbeing retreat in the  UK, he is devoted to developing living examples of the much-needed transformations of our times, through our connection with nature, self, and others. In 2019, he established the Be the Earth Foundation to merge impact investing and philanthropy through programs and partnerships that focus mainly on regenerative food systems. Seth serves on the boards The DO Group in Germany and Boschendal Farm in South Africa. Seth is also a musician and in early 2025 launched his debut album.

Gio endeavors to lead by example in everything related to value alignment and contributing to solutions to our most pressing social & climate crisis. Since 2015 she has been steering her wealth and Family Office towards value aligned investments. She sits on the board of said Family Office, manages her own portfolio and her Venture Prize 2030 Social Impact which aims to contribute to the development of impact investing in her native country, Italy. Gio has a BA from Bocconi University, an MBA from INSEAD and is passionate about furthering her personal growth.

Hayley Morris is one of Australia’s leading social and environmental entrepreneurs, as well as a prominent impact investor and philanthropist. As the founder of purpose-driven organisations such as Sustainable Table, Impact Sustainability, and Rewild Agency, and serving as Executive Director of the Morris Family Foundation, she is dedicated to building regenerative economies through her work in non-profit, philanthropic, and impact investment efforts.

Louisa is our Chair of Trustees and go-to aunty in the wealth holder space, known for doing things differently. Louisa is also the Director at Skagen Conscience Capital.

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Cindy Ko has worked at the crossroads of impact and entrepreneurship throughout her career. She has recently served as the Head of Asia-Pacific for Toniic, a global community of HNIs, family offices and foundation asset owners who seek deeper alignment of their capital with their values. Previously, Cindy served as Venture Partner for Quona Capital, an early-stage VC fund focused on financial inclusion. Prior to Quona, Cindy led international expansion for Endeavor, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to building entrepreneurship ecosystems worldwide. During her 10-year career at Endeavor, Cindy built Endeavor’s presence in Southeast Asia, Middle East and Africa.She has been involved in the full spectrum of finance, starting her career as an investment banking analyst at Goldman Sachs and going on to do micro-lending in post-war Kosovo.Cindy is passionate about environmental and social impact. She currently sits on the advisory board of Imagine H20, a not-for-profit accelerator advancing technologies in the water space. She is a graduate of Wellesley College and the Harvard Business School.

A passionate and experienced governance professional, Mele-Ane’s work explores the intersection of cultural wisdom, purpose-led business, and the “next economy,” and believes in the immense power of storytelling for change. Mele-Ane holds an MBA from Oxford, where she was a fellow of the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship. She also has an LLB/BA from Monash University.

Mele has over 20 years of experience reporting to Boards and Board sub-committees with over 13 years of experience as a non-executive Director of Boards. Her experience spans ASX-listed companies, not-for-profits and for-purpose organisations across a wide range of sectors.