Fellowship Description The Social Impact Fellow will sit within the Mission Investments department at the Ford Foundation, which manages three pools of capital: A $1 billion mission related investment (MRI) endowment, the largest commitment of its kind, seeking to achieve strong impact and financial returns across several thematic strategies, including affordable housing, diverse fund managers, financial inclusion, global health tech and quality jobs A $350 million program related investment (PRI) fund designed to catalyze investments in markets and opportunities often overlooked by traditional investors A grantmaking program designed to build and strengthen the infrastructure of the environmental, social, and governance disclosure standards and the impact investing market The position offers the opportunity to contribute across all aspects of the Mission Investments department. Responsibilities Research on global industry trends and the investment landscape Research and writing for articles, papers, and reports Research and evaluation of global philanthropic opportunities to expand the impact investing field Research and evaluation of global trends and opportunities in the environmental, social, and governance standards field Assistance in preparation of presentation materials Depending on experience, assistance in due diligence of investment managers and companies Other ad hoc projects Your Host The Ford Foundation’s Mission Investments team was established to invest the foundation’s capital to help solve some of the world’s greatest social problems and aim to influence and mobilize a wide spectrum of capital providers—from institutional investors to banks to retail investors—to develop a more inclusive form of capitalism and create a more economically just world. Through strategic grantmaking, broader coalition-building, and financial investing through the program-related investment (PRI) and mission-related investment (MRI) funds, Mission Investments aims to grow and strengthen the practice of impact investing, as well as influence the broader capital markets so they deliver equitable and sustainable outcomes for all stakeholders. SIF Mentor Roy Swan '86 Director, Mission Investments Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Roy Swan leads the Ford Foundation’s Mission Investments team, responsible for the foundation’s impact investing endowment and grantmaking dedicated to strengthening the ESG and impact investing fields. Before joining the Ford Foundation, Roy held numerous positions at Morgan Stanley, including Co-Head of Global Sustainable Finance, CEO of Morgan Stanley Impact SBIC, and President of Morgan Stanley Trust savings bank. Roy graduated from Princeton University and Stanford Law School, where he was an editor of the Stanford Law Review. Apply Here Submit Your Application Today! Current & Former SIF Fellows & Mentors Jonathan Aguirre *22, SPO Vice President, User Experience Research Lead, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Participant, American Higher Ed & Ethics of AI Learning Cohorts & Professional Development Working Group Member Clio Hall Award Recipient Karina Alexanyan Director of Strategy, All Tech is Human Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Genevieve Allotey-Pappoe, GS, MUS University Administrative Fellow Social Impact Fellow Scott Alpizar Director of Venture Commercialization, Foundation Venture Capital Group Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Megan Armknecht, GS, HIS Summer Intern, Bureau of Bureau of Public Affairs/ Office of the Historian in Washington D.C Pierre Azou, GS, FIT Social Impact Fellow Yuzhou Bai *23, EAS Professional Development Associate 2019-21 Social Impact Fellow Clio Hall Award Recipient Rebecca Bengoechea Senior International Rights Manager, Princeton University Press Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »