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From Wall Street Dreams to Regenerating Cities: How Capital Can Heal Communities and the Planet
This week on The Disruption Lab, we dive into the question: What if money could do more than just make profit? What if it could restore communities and ecosystems at the same time?
Our guest, Brian Weinberg, Managing Director at Foundation for Regeneration, shares his powerful journey from chasing a Wall Street career to living in South America, where firsthand exposure to poverty shifted his worldview forever. That experience sparked a lifelong mission to use capital differently — first through microfinance, then impact investing, and now through place-based regeneration in Kansas City’s Blue River Valley.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, policymaker, or simply someone curious about creating a future where business, community, and ecology thrive together — this conversation will challenge how you think about capital and impact.
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By Kevin McGinnisThis week on The Disruption Lab, we dive into the question: What if money could do more than just make profit? What if it could restore communities and ecosystems at the same time?
Our guest, Brian Weinberg, Managing Director at Foundation for Regeneration, shares his powerful journey from chasing a Wall Street career to living in South America, where firsthand exposure to poverty shifted his worldview forever. That experience sparked a lifelong mission to use capital differently — first through microfinance, then impact investing, and now through place-based regeneration in Kansas City’s Blue River Valley.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, policymaker, or simply someone curious about creating a future where business, community, and ecology thrive together — this conversation will challenge how you think about capital and impact.