North America’s #1 event for sustainability in private markets

The 9th annual New York edition is the premier event to connect and learn from sustainable investment leaders.

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2025 Key Themes: Showing the alpha in sustainability

  • How US and global managers and investors are approaching decarbonization and net-zero
  • The next frontier: to what extent addressing biodiversity can drive returns?
  • How are sustainability professionals and their teams evolving and growing their influence within funds?
  • Why and how sustainability drives returns in private markets
  • Portfolio company perspectives on how sustainability can help grow their business
  • Global LP perspectives on sustainable investing in North America

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Learn from 100+ industry experts and gain insight into decarbonization, biodiversity, sustainability returns, portfolio company perspectives, sustainable investing in North America and much more.

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Connect with industry participants in all aspects of responsible investment. Network in-person at interactive working sessions, networking breaks, an evening drinks reception, and invite-only breakfasts.

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Join leading institutional & private investors looking to discuss current challenges and opportunities. Attendees from 2024 included Australian Super, Omers, PGIM, QIC, Swiss RE, United Church Funds and many more.

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Day 1 Day 2
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Agenda

Day 1 - Tuesday 4th

Workshop
07:45 - 08:30

Value Creation Workshop in Association with the PRI

Aditya Vikram

Aditya Vikram, Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

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Aditya Vikram

Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

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Welcoming remarks
08:30 - 08:40

Introduction from PEI and PRI

Aditya Vikram

Aditya Vikram, Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

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Aditya Vikram

Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

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08:40 - 09:10

Keynote Interview: the future of sustainability in a rapidly changing political and economic environment in North America and globally

Plenary sessions
09:10 - 09:45

How are sustainability professionals and their teams evolving and growing their influence within funds?

Avantika Saisekar, Eimear Palmer
  • Considering different team structures: where and how can sustainability heads be most effective?
  • Dealing with the increased demands from regulators and LPs around sustainability: How can mid-market managers keep up?
  • What new roles are being created within sustainability teams and where are external experts being brought in?
  • Successful stories of those with influence throughout the deal cycle

Moderator:
Jennifer Wilson, Re:Co

Panelists:
Avantika Saisekar, Managing Director of Sustainable Investing, Wafra Inc
Eimear Palmer
, Partner, Global Head of Sustainability, Pantheon

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Avantika Saisekar

Managing Director of Sustainable Investing, Wafra Inc.

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Eimear Palmer

Partner, Global Head of ESG, Pantheon Ventures

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09:45 - 10:20

How US & global managers & investors are approaching decarbonization and net-zero

Marc Lino, Tang Zongzhong
  • Implementing best practices in portfolio decarbonization: to what extent can decarbonization be part of wider value creation plans?
  • Balancing short-term returns with long-term net-zero goals
  • Harmonizing Industry Standards and Initiatives including NZIF, PMDR & icI
  • How some investors are requiring a net-zero plan from GPs and is this cross-portfolio at or at the fund

Moderator:
Marc Lino, Senior Partner, Global ESG Leader for Private Equity, Bain & Company

Panelists:
Serge Younes, Partner, Global Head of Sustainability, Investindustrial
Natasha Buckley
, Principal, ESG, HarbourVest Partners
Michael Cappucci, Managing Director – Compliance and Sustainable Investing, Harvard Management Company
Tang Zongzhong
, Head of Sustainability, Private Capital Asia, EQT

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Marc Lino

Senior Partner, Global Sustainability Leader for Private Equity and Financial Investors, Bain & Company

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Tang Zongzhong

Head of Sustainability, Private Capital Asia, EQT

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10:20 - 11:00

EDCI Annual Update: Leveraging EDCI insights for value creation

  • Presenting the latest discoveries from the EDCI and a deep dive into the data
  • Understanding how LPs utilize the data in practice: navigating uniform metric standards while prioritizing materiality in benchmarking
  • How incorporating EDCI is streamlining compliance efforts
  • Analysis of findings from the newly introduced net-zero metric and the path towards decarbonization
  • Three years in: how are GPs and LPs making use of the data collected to help in value creation?
Break
11:00 - 11:30

Coffee & networking

Plenary sessions
11:30 - 12:20

The next frontier: to what extent can addressing biodiversity drive returns?

Lis Castillo Nelis, Jovana Stopic, Will Relle
  • How to assess biodiversity risks and opportunities in the diligence process
  • Putting a financial value on biodiversity work: is this realistic?
  • The interaction between climate and nature: to what extent can biodiversity be used to reduce climate risk?
  • Examples from funds who are using biodiversity to drive value

Moderator:
Lis Nelis, PhD, Principal, Ecology and Biodiversity, Ramboll

Panelists:
Jovana Stopic
, ESG Director, IK Partners
Will Relle
, Director, ESG, HarbourVest

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Lis Castillo Nelis

Principal, Ecology and Biodiversity, Ramboll

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Jovana Stopic

ESG Director, IK Partners

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Will Relle

Director, ESG, HarbourVest

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12:10 - 12:45

Why and how sustainability drives value in private markets

Aditya Vikram
  • Why so many GPs still struggle to approach sustainability as a strategic value driver: how to overcome this
  • How are some funds spotting value creation opportunities during due diligence?
  • The importance of adding sustainability to a value creation playbook
  • Case studies from those who have increased returns for their funds

Senior representative, ERM
Aditya Vikram
, Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

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Aditya Vikram

Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

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12:45 - 13:15

Portfolio company perspectives on how sustainability can help grow their business

  • How are portfolio companies measuring the ROI of sustainability efforts and translating these metrics into tangible business outcomes?
  • How do portcos navigate potential trade-offs between short-term financial performance and long-term sustainable growth?
  • What are the success stories or case studies where sustainability has directly contributed to business expansion and market penetration?
  • Learnings from positive working relationships with their GP owners
Lunch
13:15 - 14:15

Lunch

Track A: Impact & Transition
14:15 - 15:00

The state of the impact & transition market in North America

Vikram Agrawal
  • Is there a trade-off between delivering impact and returns?
  • How significant has the ESG backlash been on the impact market?
  • How are corporates’ net-zero efforts driving opportunities in the impact market in terms of exits and allocations?

Vikram Agrawal, Co-Founder & CEO, American Resilience Partners

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Vikram Agrawal

Co-Founder & CEO, American Resilience Partners

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14:55 - 15:35

LP panel: asset owner perspectives on allocating to impact funds

Roraj Pradhananga, Charles Buck
  • Is the collective pool of impact-orientated capital likely to grow in the coming 5 years in North America?
  • What investment themes resonate most with asset owners?
  • How has the sentiment for investments in climate-oriented strategies evolved?

Panelists:
Roraj Pradhananga, Co-Chief Investment Officer, Veris Wealth Partners
Charles Buck, President and CEO, United Church Funds

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Roraj Pradhananga

Co-Chief Investment Officer, Veris Wealth Partners

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Charles Buck

President and CEO, United Church Funds

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15:35 - 16:15

Impact, climate & transition investing: fundraising in a competitive space

Christina Anzel, Fabio Ranghino
  • Standing out in a crowded market: strategies to differentiate your fund amidst an influx of new entrants
  • Demonstrating tangible value creation: effectively showcasing the real-world impact and financial returns of portfolio companies to investors.
  • Strategic Focus: Weighing the benefits and trade-offs of adopting a single-focus versus a broader impact strategy

Panelists:
Christina Anzel, Director, Client Team, Generation Investment Management
Fabio Ranghino, Partner, Head of Sustainability & Strategy, Ambienta

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Christina Anzel

Director, Generation Investment Management

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Fabio Ranghino

Partner, Head of Sustainability & Strategy, Ambienta

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Track B: Value Creation
14:15 - 14:55

Driving and demonstrating returns from sustainable value creation in investments

Deike Diers, Tensie Whelan, Dalia Rahman, Evelina Olago
  • To what extent are we at a stage where funds can tell a story of value added?
  • Emphasizing the importance of engaging investment teams in sustainability throughout the investment
  • Ensuring sustainability initiatives are well-resourced and supported at a senior level within portfolio companies

Moderator:
Deike Diers, Partner, Sustainability for Private Equity and Financial Investors, Bain & Company

Panelist:
Tensie Whelan, Distinguished Professor of Practice, NYU Stern School of Business
Dalia Rahman, Head of Climate & Portfolio Sustainability, Apax
Evelina Olago, Managing Director, Client & Strategy, Just Climate

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Deike Diers

Partner, Sustainability for Private Equity and Financial Investors, Bain & Company

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Tensie Whelan

Distinguished Professor of Practice, NYU Stern School of Business

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Dalia Rahman

Head of Climate & Portfolio Sustainability, Apax Partners

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Evelina Olago

Managing Director of Client & Strategy, Just Climate

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14:55 - 15:35

Sustainability during exits in a tough environment

Lexi Wachter, Ashim Paun
  • To what extent are sustainability teams involved in exit preparation?
  • Preparing for exit: how can sustainability teams make a company more attractive to a future buyer?
  • ESG considerations when exiting via IPO vs. a sale to another PE buyer

Senior representative, ERM
Lexi Wachter
, Vice President, Sustainability, General Atlantic
Jeannie Cho, Director, Sustainable Investing, KKR
Ashim Paun, Head of Sustainable Investing, Triton Partners

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Lexi Wachter

Vice President, Sustainability, General Atlantic

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Ashim Paun

Head of Sustainable Investing, Triton Partners

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15:35 - 16:15

Human Capital Management as a value lever PE

Marianne Voss
  • Why human capital is now the number one lever in value creation
  • Defining company culture and aligning it with sustainability and value creation plans
  • To what extent should sustainability heads work with in-house human capital operating partners

Marianne Voss, Managing Director & Chief ESG Officer, Webster Equity Partners

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Marianne Voss

Managing Director and Chief ESG Officer, Webster Equity Partners

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Track C: Regulation & Frameworks (Chatham House Rules)
14:15 - 14:55

SEC and local regulations in the U.S.

  • Is there a value creation opportunity in latest SEC regulation?
  • Who is responsible for implementation? How much are ESG teams working with compliance professionals?
  • Looking specifically at new laws in California and elsewhere

 

Eric Scheriff, Senior Managing Director, Capstone

14:55 - 15:35

SFDR and U.S. managers: tips for global funds

Christina Bortz, Jyoti Aggarwala
  • To what extent are EU investors making demands of U.S. funds due to SFDR?
  • Outlining some of the possible costs and challenges associated with this increased compliance burden
  • Is there an opportunity to gain a competitive edge by meeting requirements?

Panelists:
Christina Bortz, Deputy General Counsel, ESG, TPG Angelo Gordon
Jyoti Aggarwala, Principal, Private Capital Raise

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Christina Bortz

Deputy General Counsel, ESG, TPG Angelo Gordon

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Jyoti Aggarwala

Principal, Private Capital Raise

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15:35 - 16:15

Interoperability of different sustainability initiatives and frameworks

Chris Brannan, Marion Hayes, Brett Juliano
  • To what extent are fragmented reporting standards impacting sustainability professionals?
  • Challenges and opportunities in scaling ESG Initiatives across global portfolios
  • Leveraging technology to bridge gaps in sustainability reporting

Panelists:
Chris Brannan, Assistant General Counsel & ESG Officer, Pritzker Private Capital
Marion Hayes
, Senior Managing Director, Head of Responsible Investing, Arsenal Capital Partners
Brett Juliano, Head of Sustainability, THL Partners

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Chris Brannan

Assistant General Counsel & ESG Officer, Pritzker Private Capital

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Marion Hayes

Senior Managing Director, Head of Responsible Investing, Arsenal Capital Partners

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Brett Juliano

Head of Sustainability, Strategic Resource Group, THL Partners

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Track D: Circular Economy/Private Debt/Governance
14:15 - 14:55

Investing in the circular economy

Imani Hamilton, Benjamin Hogan
  • Defining the circular economy and where are investment opportunities?
  • How big is the opportunity from these investments?
  • How does circularity drive decarbonization and achieve net zero objectives?

Moderator:
Imani Hamilton, Circular Economy + Resource Management Practice Lead, Americas, Ramboll

Panelist:
Benjamin Hogan, Director / Private Equity, Blue Earth Capital

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Imani Hamilton

Circular Economy + Resource Management Practice Lead, Americas, Ramboll

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Benjamin Hogan

Director / Private Equity, Blue Earth Capital

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14:55 - 15:35

Navigating voluntary carbon markets

  • Outlining the potential of voluntary carbon markets
  • What role are and should carbon credits play in the returns of natural capital funds?
  • What is needed to attract more investors into this growing and important space
15:35 - 16:15

How sustainability is continuing to evolve in private debt

Brittany Agostino, Michael Kashani, Jeffrey Cohen
  • To what extent are lenders and sponsors engaging on sustainability efforts?
  • What tools can private credit investors use to understand where their portfolio stands in terms of decarbonisation status and climate risk?
  • Sustainability linked loans: The importance of setting borrowers useful and sector-specific KPIs

Panelists:
Brittany Agostino, Principal, ESG – US Credit Lead, Ares Management
Michael Kashani, Managing Director, Apollo Global Management
Jeffrey Cohen, Managing Director, Head of ESG & Sustainability, Oak Hill Advisors

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Brittany Agostino

Principal, ESG - US Credit Lead, Ares Management

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Michael Kashani

Managing Director, Apollo Global Management

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Jeffrey Cohen

Managing Director, Head of ESG and Sustainability, Oak Hill Advisors

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Break
16:15 - 16:45

Coffee & networking

Working group series A: This working session will be open to all - interactive roundtable discussion with designated facilitators. Service providers should not join sessions led by their direct competitors but can join other sessions.
16:45 - 17:45

Working Group A: Biodiversity

16:45 - 17:45

Working group B: Value Creation Masterclass

16:45 - 17:45

Working group C:Turning regulation into a value creation opportunity

16:45 - 17:45

Working group D: Making use of ESG Data

16:45 - 17:45

Working group E: Working with portfolio companies

16:45 - 17:45

Working group F: Decarbonization

End of day one
17:45 - 19:00

Close of conference followed by cocktails

Agenda

Day 2 - Wednesday 5th

Breakfast
08:00 - 09:00

Invitation only LP and GP Breakfast briefings

 

              

Opening Remarks
09:05 - 09:10

Opening remarks

 

 

Plenary
09:10 - 09:50

AI in private markets: navigating ethical challenges and unlocking opportunities

  • Balancing the energy demands of AI with net-zero targets and sustainable outcomes
  • Leveraging AI to identify new investment opportunities and enhance risk management
  • Real-world applications: how leading private market funds are utilizing AI in sustainability efforts
  • What’s next for AI-driven insights in sustainability functions and long-term strategy development
09:10 - 09:50

Why human rights risks in the supply chain is rising up the agenda of US PE funds

  • Identifying and mitigating human rights risks in portfolio companies’ supply chains
  • Navigating challenges in companies with global supply chains
  • Learn from experienced funds on conducting effective human rights assessments of their portfolios
09:50 - 10:30

Managing increasing climate transition litigation risk

Ulysses Smith , Shannon Selden
  • What sectors are being targeted and who is bringing the cases?
  • Which if any of these claims are succeeding, which aren’t, and why? What are the defences?
  • How can the PE community work to mitigate these risks, and how else is the PE community impacted by these developments?
  • How is the landscape shifting following U.S. elections; how does the anti-ESG movement impact these developments?

Panelists:
Ulysses Smith, ESG Senior Advisor, Debevoise & Plimpton
Shannon Selden, Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton

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Ulysses Smith

ESG Senior Advisor, Debevoise & Plimpton

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Shannon Selden

Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton

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09:50 - 10:30

Defining governance for private markets

  • What does good governance look like, and how can diversified funds standardize across varied company sizes and types?
  • Where should governance responsibilities sit—under legal/compliance or sustainability?
  • Examples of funds leading the way in governance best practices
Break
10:30 - 11:00

Coffee & networking

Plenary sessions
11:00 - 11:30

Fireside chat: APG’s evolving approach to climate and impact

Keren Raz
  • What transition plans are expected from GPs?
  • Should net-zero goals be set at the fund level or across the portfolio?
  • How do APG’s sustainable and deal teams collaborate?
  • What is APG looking for in the sustainability teams of its partner funds
  • How do we engage with the broader industry to advance market practice?
  • What is the role of ESG and impact in our investment process, and how has it evolved?

Keren Raz, Senior Responsible Investments Manager – Global Private Equity, APG Asset Management
Michael Dymond
, Senior Portfolio Manager, Private Equity, APG Asset Management

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Keren Raz

Senior Responsible Investment Manager, APG Asset Management

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11:30 - 12:15

Global LP perspectives on sustainable investing in North America

Ryan Malloy, Karin Bouwmeester
  • To what extent are allocations being impacted by sustainability?
  • What impact is SFDR having on relationships between European investors and U.S. based managers?
  • Which U.S. sustainable investment strategies are most attractive to LPs?
  • What are some best practices for U.S. funds seeking to attract investment from European and Asian LPs?

Moderator:
Eric Bloom, Re:Co

Panelists:
Ryan Malloy, Research Analyst, Sustainable Investing, Fiduciary Trust International
Karin Bouwmeester
, ESG Lead Private Equity, PGGM Investments

 

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Ryan Malloy

Sustainable Investing Research Analyst, Fiduciary Trust International (FTI)

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Karin Bouwmeester

ESG Lead Private Equity, PGGM Investments

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12:15 - 12:45

ESG Controversies: A Comparative Study of Public vs Private Sectors

12:45 - 13:15

ESG Value Creation Case Study Sessions

3 short presentations on how ESG initiatives or technologies can be used to drive returns within PE investments within different areas of sustainability. The audience will have the chance to quiz the presenters after their presentations. During the lunchbreak presenters will be available for further questions over informal roundtables

Lunch
13:15 - 14:00

Lunch

Close of conference
15:00 - 15:00

Close of conference

Network with the North American responsible investment industry

Join 450+ sustainable investment professionals on March 4-5 in New York, for two days of learning, networking and collaboration. Connect with institutional investors, fund managers, specialist responsible investment professionals, impact managers, and the wider ESG community.

The Responsible Investment Forum is a must-attend event for those with an interest in ESG in private markets.

Two days of networking and connections

Meet leading global investors

Network with active investors in responsible investment and advance your sustainability strategy during a program designed to foster connectivity and learning.

 

Build meaningful connections

Across a range of interactive workshops, drinks receptions, invite-only breakfasts, working groups and more.

Connect ahead of the event

Take advantage of the event app to find out who you can meet and book in key meetings in advance to ensure you get the most out of your time.

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Connect with and benchmark against your investor peers. Take part in roundtable discussions, think-tanks and investor-focussed sessions to explore private market opportunities so you can come away with strategies to generate the highest returns.

Institutional Investors at the Responsible Investment Forum: New York 2025

The Responsible Investment Forum: New York provides a leading platform for leading institutional investors and allocators investing in impact in private markets to gather.

A limited number of complimentary passes are available for Responsible Investment investors and institutional investors to the event. Check out the benefits of joining the conference, who among your peers attends and find out how to apply for a complimentary pass for you or your team below.

Network with your peers

Enrich your network, build lasting relationships and exchange valuable perspectives with your investor peers.

Meet with leading funds

Connect and arrange meetings with key fund managers in the market looking to secure new fundraising to advance their ESG portfolio and strategies.

Explore opportunities

Hear from an expert speaker line-up to discover new investment opportunities as we discuss the key themes and trends impacting sustainable investments.

Apply for a complimentary Institutional Investor pass

A limited number of complimentary passes are available for Responsible Investment Forum LPs, allocators and institutional investors to join the event.

Complimentary investor passes are limited to foundations, endowments, trusts, insurance companies, single family offices, sovereign wealth funds and pension funds who are actively making fund commitments and do not engage in third-party fundraising activities or collect fees for advisory/consulting services.

Apply for a pass and a member of our team will follow up with you to secure your pass.


For agenda information or to enquire about speaking opportunities, please contact Charles Gould at charles.g@pei.group

2025 Speakers:

Jyoti Aggarwala

Principal, Private Capital Raise

Brittany Agostino

Principal, ESG - US Credit Lead, Ares Management

Vikram Agrawal

Co-Founder & CEO, American Resilience Partners

Karishma Ahuja

ESG Manager, Madison Dearborn Partners

Christina Anzel

Director, Generation Investment Management

Eric Bloom

COO & Head of Client Solutions, Re:Co

Christina Bortz

Deputy General Counsel, ESG, TPG Angelo Gordon

Karin Bouwmeester

ESG Lead Private Equity, PGGM Investments

Chris Brannan

Assistant General Counsel & ESG Officer, Pritzker Private Capital

Natasha Buckley

Principal, ESG, HarbourVest Partners

Michael Cappucci

Managing Director - Compliance and Sustainable Investing, Harvard Management Company

Charles Buck

President and CEO, United Church Funds

Lis Castillo Nelis

Principal, Ecology and Biodiversity, Ramboll

Jeffrey Cohen

Managing Director, Head of ESG and Sustainability, Oak Hill Advisors

Deike Diers

Partner, Sustainability for Private Equity and Financial Investors, Bain & Company

Imani Hamilton

Circular Economy + Resource Management Practice Lead, Americas, Ramboll

Marion Hayes

Senior Managing Director, Head of Responsible Investing, Arsenal Capital Partners

Benjamin Hogan

Director / Private Equity, Blue Earth Capital

Brett Juliano

Head of Sustainability, Strategic Resource Group, THL Partners

Michael Kashani

Managing Director, Apollo Global Management

Marc Lino

Senior Partner, Global Sustainability Leader for Private Equity and Financial Investors, Bain & Company

Ryan Malloy

Sustainable Investing Research Analyst, Fiduciary Trust International (FTI)

Laura McMullen

Head of Portfolio Sustainability – Private Equity, Five Arrows Principal Investments

Evelina Olago

Managing Director of Client & Strategy, Just Climate

Eimear Palmer

Partner, Global Head of ESG, Pantheon Ventures

Ashim Paun

Head of Sustainable Investing, Triton Partners

Roraj Pradhananga

Co-Chief Investment Officer, Veris Wealth Partners

Dalia Rahman

Head of Climate & Portfolio Sustainability, Apax Partners

Keren Raz

Senior Responsible Investment Manager, APG Asset Management

Fabio Ranghino

Partner, Head of Sustainability & Strategy, Ambienta

Will Relle

Director, ESG, HarbourVest

Avantika Saisekar

Managing Director of Sustainable Investing, Wafra Inc.

Shannon Selden

Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton

Ulysses Smith

ESG Senior Advisor, Debevoise & Plimpton

Jovana Stopic

ESG Director, IK Partners

Aditya Vikram

Head of Private Equity, UNPRI

Marianne Voss

Managing Director and Chief ESG Officer, Webster Equity Partners

Lexi Wachter

Vice President, Sustainability, General Atlantic

Tensie Whelan

Distinguished Professor of Practice, NYU Stern School of Business

Jennifer Wilson

CEO and Founder, Re:Co

Dr. Serge Younes

Global Head of Sustainability, Investindustrial

Tang Zongzhong

Head of Sustainability, Private Capital Asia, EQT