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Building an Investable Care Economy: What Can Different Actors Do? (B)

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This session brought together the voices of the private sector, public policy, and corporate investment to address ecosystem gaps and strategies in one of the hottest emerging investable GLI themes. Participants identified tools, measurement indicators, and ways to integrate investable opportunities into their strategies and portfolios. Integrates both developed and emerging market examples.

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Speakers
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Anne-Marie Lévesque

Anne-Marie Lévesque is Director, Gender and Impact Management at FinDev Canada, Canada’s bilateral development finance institution (DFI), where she oversees the implementation of FinDev Canada’s Gender Equality Strategy, Development Impact Framework and Environmental and Social Policy.

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Rebecca Calder

A feminist anthropologist by training, Rebecca has spent decades leading gender and inclusion focused research, training, evaluations, designs, strategy development, and project implementation based on a deep contextual understanding of intersectional identities and power dynamics, social and gender norms, and political economy issues.

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Hamza Khalid Butt

Hamza is a Partnership Officer at the International Development Research Centre, the Canadian Government’s development research agency that champions and funds research and innovation in developing regions to drive global change. Hamza has 15 years of experience managing development aid programs overseas and mobilizing bilateral and multilateral resourcing for critical development challenges, including advising developing country governments on policy reform.

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Elana Berkowitz

Elana Berkowitz is a founding partner of Springbank Collective which invests in early stage companies building the infrastructure to enable working women and families to thrive across career, care and household consumers. Investments include Plume, Wellthy, Catch, Chief and Little Otter. She also advises Eric Schmidt's family office.

Earlier Event: June 28
Building an Investable Care Economy: What Can Different Actors Do? (A)
Later Event: July 6
Unlocking Women's Wealth