Ten people who will shape sustainable private
Some will wield influence over large pools of capital; others will plant smaller seeds and set an example to follow.
Who will shape the private markets landscape when it comes to sustainability, impact and ESG in 2022? New Private Markets has pulled together a list of 10 individuals we believe are in a position to make a meaningful impact in 2022. They come from across the private capital ecosystem – investors, managers, external agencies. Some will create an impact by wielding influence over large pools of capital, while others will plant smaller seeds that will set an example to the rest of the community.
The list includes:
- Eric Taylor, founder, chief executive and chief investment officer, Trident
- Clara Barby, senior partner, Just Climate
- Marcie Frost, chief executive, California Public Employees’ Retirement System
- Gary Gensler, chair, US Securities and Exchange Commission
- Anders Misund, partner and head of Nordics, EQT
- Deborah Orida, chief sustainability officer and head of real assets, CPP Investments
- Stephanie Pfeifer, chief executive, Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change
- Jean Rogers, head of ESG, Blackstone
- Megan Starr, global head of impact, The Carlyle Group
- Alvar de Wolff, managing director and head of ESG and responsible investing, Bregal Investments
