SRI360 · 2025-08-05 · 1h 43m
What do an AI-powered investment engine, a grassroots organizing platform, and a nature-tech-focused VC have in common? They’re all built on the conviction that technology should be in service of real-world problems - not just market efficiency or shareholder return. And increasingly, investors are stepping up not only to fund that kind of innovation, but to actively shape it. In this 3-in-1 compilation, we revisit past episodes with investors who are doing exactly that: using capital to steer technological progress toward social and environmental outcomes. Here are the featured voices: Paul Miller, Managing Partner and CEO at Bethnal Green Ventures Paul Miller launched Bethnal Green Ventures in 2012 - before “tech for good” was even a phrase most investors recognized. At the time, brilliant developers were stuck building tools for banks and ad agencies, while the problems they wanted to solve - climate, health, inequality - sat on the sidelines. Paul saw the gap and built something to fill it. Bethnal Green Ventures backs founders using technology to create measurable, intentional social and environmental impact.
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