<p>Investing in the success of women and girls is the closest thing to a silver bullet solution that humanity has. Yet a mountain of facts haven’t been enough to motivate much change. Why, and what can we do about it? This question has informed a century of movement-building by women leaders around the world, including Marime-Ball, Founder and CEO of Women of the World Endowment.</p>

Investing in the success of women and girls is the closest thing to a silver bullet solution that humanity has. Yet a mountain of facts haven’t been enough to motivate much change. Why, and what can we do about it? This question has informed a century of movement-building by women leaders around the world, including Marime-Ball, Founder and CEO of Women of the World Endowment.

Patience Marime-Ball on driving change by changing who controls capital

Conversations with bright minds and problem solvers exploring the opportunity for systemic change in a time of great ferment, division and dislocation. Hosted by Monique Aiken. Produced by ImpactAlpha.

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Patience Marime-Ball on driving change by changing who controls capital

Patience Marime-Ball on driving change by changing who controls capital