Join us for an insightful webinar on Impact Measurement and Engagement, with a focus on the data science behind impact measurement and how asset managers are using their buying power to influence policy. Sarah Couturier-Tanoh, Director of Shareholder Advocacy at SHARE, Jill Bester, our Client Relationship Manager & Partner, and James Dick, Sustainable Investment Analyst at Genus Capital Management will outline the fundamentals of impact measurement, engagement trends, successful and unsuccessful engagement efforts and the power of collective action.
Speakers
Jill Bester
Client Relationship Manager, Partner
Genus Capital Management
As an client relationship manager, I specialize in asset management and financial planning for clients. I value honesty and transparency. Our business is built on the understanding of our clients’ needs and objectives first and foremost. Trust is earned not granted and I strive to strengthen all relationships by doing the right thing.
Continuing education throughout my career has been a professional accomplishment enabling me to reach my career aspirations. As an avid golfer, I am looking forward to getting out on the course to try out my new driver. I also love being with my family out on our boat exploring the Salish Sea or skiing up at Mount Washington. I am the proud mother to three amazing individuals and fortunate to have the love and support of my partner.
James Dick
Senior Sustainable Investment Analyst
Genus Capital Management
I am passionate about creating positive change and as a Sustainable Investment Analyst I work to provide clients with market leading impact investment products.
I believe that the honesty, passion, and continuous learning are key to building the best workplace to provide clients with maximum value.
Outside of work I can be found working out, reading, and enjoying nature.
Sarah Couturier-Tanoh
Director, Shareholder Advocacy
SHARE
An expert in corporate research and advocacy, Sarah advises on issues such as decent work, human rights, corporate lobbying and supply chain due diligence. With a background in non-financial auditing, she has also published several issue briefs on current shareholder and policy topics.
Before joining SHARE in 2019, Sarah researched transparency in the extractive industry and climate change-related disclosure at Université Laval.
Sarah holds a Master’s in Environmental Law from Université Laval, a Master’s in Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility from Université Paris-Dauphine, and a Master’s in Comparative Public Law from Université Pantheon-Assas, France
