In this episode, Joy and the Vice President of the Criterion Institute, Susie Pan, explore the concept of 'investable hope' - a compelling idea that combines finance with the notion of hope for a better future. They discuss the importance of hope in times of crisis, the shift from individual to collective hope, and how investments can be a pathway to creating a more equitable society.

And finally, Joy discusses Criterion's practice of prioritising relationships with people who are responsible for their own hope.

Episode Highlights

• 00:27 - Introduction
• 02:17 - The Role of Hope in Crisis
• 07:48 - Collective vs. Individual Hope
• 11:42 - Investing in a Better Future
• 17:48 - Practice - Responsibility for One's Own Hope

Relevant Links

• Criterion Institute website and LinkedIn
• Joy’s LinkedIn
• Susie's LinkedIn

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