APG

Align Impact

Bank of America

Beatrice Advisors

Blue Earth Capital

BNY

Builders Vision

Cambridge Associates

Capricorn Investment Group

Caprock

Catalyze

Common Fund

Ford Foundation

GEM

JPMorgan Chase Private Bank

Kapor Center

Leon Levine Foundation

Morgan Stanley

Neuberger Berman

Nippon Life Global Investors Americas

PGIM

Pivotal Ventures

Spring Point Partners

StepStone

Strada Education

Tranquillion

UBS

Veris Wealth Partners

- confirmed to date -

Accion Ventures

Achieve Partners

Active Impact Investments

Altura Capital

American Century Investments

American Family Insurance Institute

Apax Global Impact

Apis & Heritage Capital Partners

Arborview Capital

Arctaris Impact Investors

Autism Impact Fund

Bain Capital Double Impact

Better Ventures

Blackhorn Ventures

Blackstar Stability

Blue Highway Growth Capital

BRONZE

Buoyant Ventures

Burnt Island Ventures

Calvert Impact

Catalyst

Citi Impact Fund

City Light Capital

Clean Energy Ventures

Clear Vision Impact Fund

Community Investment Management

Copia Group

Core Innovation Capital

Elevar Equity

FoW Partners

Galway Sustainable Capital

Generation Investment Management

Goldman Sachs Inclusive Growth

Gratitude Railroad Ventures

Green Street Impact Partners

HCAP Partners

HSBC Asset Management

Impact America Fund

Impact Engine

JFFVentures

Jonathan Rose Companies

JPMC Impact Finance

Khasma Capital

KKR Global Impact

Leeds Illuminate

Lendable

Lime Rock New Energy

Lumos Capital Group

MicroVest Capital Management

New Markets Venture Partners

Next Billion Capital Partners

Nuveen

o15 Capital Partners

Overture Ventures

Prithvi Ventures

Quona Capital

Raven Indigenous Outcomes Funds

Rebalance Capital

Regeneration VC

Resilience VC

Rethink Capital Partners

Rethink Education

Ruthless for Good Fund

Salkantay Ventures

Second Horizon Capital

SEMCAP

Shift Capital

SJF Ventures

Spring Lane Capital

SustainVC

S2G Investments

St. Cloud Capital

The Artemis Fund

Thin Line Capital

Trailhead Capital

Turner Impact Capital

Vamos Ventures

Variant Investments

Village Capital

Wireframe Ventures

- confirmed to date -

Photographs will be taken during this event for use in promotional materials, on our website, and on social media. If you would not like to be photographed, please let us know.

Please reach out to Andrew Garrett (agarrett@impactcapitalmanagers.com) with general questions and if you would like to lead a breakout session.

Please reach out to Marieke Spence (mspence@impactcapitalmanagers.com) with questions regarding LP engagement.

In lieu of ticket fees we are encouraging donations to the ICM Institute in support of the Mosaic Fellowship and Turner MIINT program (encouraged but not obligatory, in any amount). Thank you for helping us to prepare the next generation of diverse & skilled impact investing talent! You can donate here.

Breakfast
8:30-9:15 am

• General Breakfast

• Emerging Leaders Breakfast

Morning Program
9:15 am-12:00 pm

• ICM Welcome & Member Business | 9:15-10:30 am

  • Welcome Remarks

    Marieke Spence (ICM), Hope Mago (HCAP Partners & ICM Inc. Board Chair), and Rebecca Perlman (Kirkland & Ellis LLP)

  • Member-to-Member Connections

    Facilitated table discussions to kick off the convening and build peer member relationships across the network

  • ICM Member, Governance, Programmatic, and Staff Updates

    An opportunity to learn about ICM’s new members, board members, programs, and staff

• Member GP Breakout Sessions | 10:30-11:30 am

  Interactive, intimate member-led conversations to foster learning and connection on the following topics: talent and leadership development, impact management and research, artificial intelligence (AI), policy, and environment and sustainability.

  • A - The Next Generation of Impact Leaders: Expanding the Talent Pipeline Through Turner MIINT & the Mosaic Fellowship (Talent & Leadership Development Breakout)

    ICM’s Turner MIINT and Mosaic Fellowship programs are cultivating the next generation of skilled, diverse impact investors. This session will highlight how members can engage with these initiatives – serving as a mentor, judge, speaker, Host Fund, and more – and consider how the ICM network can continue strengthening pipelines and address unmet needs in talent development to support members, elevate emerging leaders, and advance the impact investing ecosystem.

    Howard Levine (Second Horizon Capital) and Tasha Seitz (Impact Engine)

  • B - Improving the IMM Process for Portfolio Companies: Practical Strategies from ICM’s Portfolio Company Research Report (Impact Management & Research Breakout)

    This session highlights key insights from ICM’s Portfolio Company Research Project, which surfaced common pain points portfolio companies face with impact measurement and management (IMM) - including survey fatigue, unclear data requests, and limited capacity to integrate impact data into daily operations. Hear from the ICM research team and project steering committee members as they share practical tools and strategies to streamline the IMM experience for investees. Learn how GPs can reduce friction, encourage portfolio companies to embed impact data into their businesses, and ultimately use that data to drive long-term value beyond impact reporting.

    Leticia Emme (North & Sur) and Tom Woelfel (HCAP Partners)

  • C - AI & Impact Investing: Risks, Rewards, and Use Cases Across the Ecosystem (AI Breakout)

    Artificial intelligence is reshaping sectors from agriculture to climate tech, supply chains to financial inclusion. This session will examine how impact investors are navigating AI’s risks and rewards—exploring use cases that advance sustainability and equity while managing challenges of ethics, bias, and portfolio exposure.

    Stephan Cizmar (Blackhorn Ventures), Joy Ippolito (American Family Insurance Institute for Corporate and Social Impact), Paul Straub (Wireframe Ventures), and Enki Toto (Salesforce Ventures)

  • D - Influence, Power, and Portfolio Risk: Navigating the Policy and Regulatory Landscape (Policy Breakout)

    In ICM's 2025 Allocator Survey, 45% of respondents cited policy and regulatory uncertainty as the primary factor that could hold back investments over the next 12–18 months—the highest-ranked concern among those surveyed. This session will explore how public policy shifts have affected capital allocation, portfolio strategy, and long-term value creation with a focus on how ICM can help members find clarity amid an unpredictable market.

  • E - Transforming Food Systems: Driving Sustainability and Health (Environment & Sustainability Breakout)

    Explore how leading impact investors are transforming global food systems by backing innovations in agriculture, supply chains, and nutrition. This session will highlight strategies that drive sustainability, resilience, and equity while delivering strong returns.

    Shayna Harris (Supply Change Capital) and Mark Lewis (Trailhead Capital)

• Breakout Sessions Report Out | 11:30 am-12:00 pm

  This report out is an opportunity to share key takeaways and learnings from the morning breakout sessions to inform actionable next steps for the network

Lunch & Thematic Breakout Conversations
12:00-1:00 pm

Engage in optional, facilitated conversations over lunch, exploring how leading LPs and impact funds are driving innovation, scalable solutions, and measurable outcomes in education and workforce development, healthcare and wellness, and underserved communities and access.

• 1 - Scaling Impact in Education & Workforce Development (Education & Workforce Development Breakout)

  This lunch conversation will highlight strategies for improving access to education resources, advancing skills, and supporting learners and workers at every stage - from K-12, to postsecondary, to professional.

  Mackenzie Drutowski (Kirkland & Ellis LLP), Stephanie Nieman (Leeds Illuminate), Kelley Sheppard (The Leon Levine Foundation), and James Tieng (Lumos Capital Group)

• 2 - Driving Access and Outcomes in Healthcare & Wellness (Healthcare & Wellness Breakout)

  This lunch conversation will highlight strategies for improving access to health services, enhancing quality, and supporting patients and communities across the continuum of care - from preventive health and wellness to clinical services and advanced care delivery.

  Stephanie Campbell (The Artemis Fund), Marie-Céline Damnon (Capricorn Investment Group), and Thomas Knowles (Gratitute Railroad)

• 3 - Empowering Communities Through Financial Inclusion (Underserved Communities and Access Breakout)

  This lunch conversation will highlight strategies for expanding access to responsible financial services, supporting underserved communities, and enabling economic opportunity through inclusive, technology-enabled solutions.

  Ruzgar Barisik (Next Billion Capital Partners), Sheila Emami (St. Cloud Capital), and Humaira Faiz (Pivotal Ventures)

• 4 - Building Access, Stability, and Opportunity Through Housing & Real Estate (Underserved Communities and Access Breakout)

  This lunch conversation will highlight strategies for expanding access to affordable housing, unique ways that real estate assets and services can empower communities, and supporting sustainable development in under-resourced areas.

  Jonathan Glencross (Seven Generations Capital), Mary Beth Houlihan (Kirkland & Ellis LLP), Andrea Kaufman (PGIM Private Alternatives), and Brian Murray (Shift Capital)

Afternoon Program
1:00-5:30 pm

• ICM Afternoon Remarks & LP Welcome | 1:00-1:30 pm

• Networking | 1:30-3:15 pm

  • GP-LP Lightning Networking

    Non-transactional opportunities for ICM member GPs to share information with LPs during 15-minute appointment slots (ICM will group LPs with similar allocation strategies in the same rooms). During this portion of the agenda, simultaneous to lightning networking, facilitated conversations will take place in the main hall for groups of similar members (fundraising status, investment stage, etc.).

• Afternoon GP-LP Breakout Sessions | 3:15-4:30 pm

  Interactive, intimate LP and member-led conversations to foster learning and connection on the following topics: environment and sustainability, underserved communities and access, fund operations, impact management and research, and credit. 

  • A - Climate Capital at a Crossroads: Opportunities and Challenges in Decarbonization and the Energy Transition (Environment & Sustainability Breakout)

    This session will highlight how LPs and ICM GPs are driving utility-scale solar and wind projects, industrial and building energy efficiency, battery storage and EV infrastructure, and smart grid technologies, showcasing how funds are supporting companies developing measurable, scalable solutions to accelerate the energy transition and decarbonize critical sectors in the face of evolving headwinds.

    Alex Behar (Buoyant Ventures) and Jessica Matthews (JPMorgan Chase)

  • B - Expanding Capital for All: Supporting Diverse Fund Managers, Founders, and Communities (Underserved Communities & Access Breakout)

    This session will highlight how LPs and ICM GPs are intentionally deploying capital to support diverse fund managers, founders, and the communities they serve. Participants will collaboratively explore the next chapter in inclusive investing, shining a light on early-stage innovators and community-driven projects.

    Christine Looney (Ford Foundation) and Aaron Walker (Ruthless for Good)

  • C - Unlocking Liquidity: Impact Secondary Markets and Exit Pathways (Fund Operations Breakout)
    This session will focus on how LPs and ICM GPs leverage secondary markets, structure innovative exit pathways, and optimize portfolio outcomes while preserving social and environmental impact. The conversation will highlight tools and approaches that unlock capital, enhance portfolio flexibility, and enable reinvestment into high-impact opportunities.

    Nicolas Muller (Blue Earth Capital), Sunit Shah (Blue Earth Capital), and Radhika Shroff (Nuveen)

  • D - Evolving Impact Diligence: Stage of Play in IMM Norms and Data Convergence (Impact Management & Research Breakout)
    This session will examine the impact due diligence landscape. Participants will explore the value of standardized metrics, emerging norms and frameworks, and bespoke or customized approaches. We’ll discuss current and future efforts and collaboration with the Impact Convergence Forum; ILPA; and other stakeholders.

    Madeleine Evans (Generation Investment Management) and Carolyn Farley (Arborview Capital)

  • E - Impact Credit: The Evolving Asset Class (Credit Breakout)
    This session will highlight how LPs and ICM GPs are deploying credit strategies across sectors to unlock flexible capital to both funds and to companies, and the unique role of credit to accelerate impact at scale. Speakers will discuss innovations in structuring, evolving investor demand, and how credit complements equity by offering repeatable pathways to advance inclusion and sustainability.

    Preeti Bhattacharji (JPMorgan Chase), Drake Hicks (Variant Investments), and Kenneth Saffold (o15 Capital Partners)

• Plenary Session | 4:30-5:15 pm

  • Allocating for Impact: How Leading LPs Are Shaping the Future of Impact Capital Markets

    A conversation exploring how leading LPs are integrating impact considerations into capital allocation, shaping the market, and mobilizing capital toward impact in 2025-2026. 

    Mark Berryman (Capricorn Investment Group), Jenn Kenning (Align Impact), Andrew Lee (UBS), Noelle Laing (Builders Vision), and Tom Mitchell (Cambridge Associates)

• ICM Closing Remarks | 5:15-5:30 pm