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Socially responsible investing began with people like Terry Mollner. In 2000 he stopped the Ben & Jerry's sale by bidding $265 million he did not have, and he co-founded the Calvert funds in 1982. This is TBLI Radical Truth with Robert Rubinstein. Mollner heard the sale was going to a buyer his friend Ben Cohen did not want, called a lawyer who told him he had no money, slept on it, and woke up with the answer: he had a reputation instead. Twenty-five leaders of the socially responsible investment world signed powers of attorney, and by five o'clock on Thursday the bid was in. The board pulled the sale. The New York Times called him a white knight the next morning. The eventual outcome was a Unilever deal with an independent board and the right to take social positions, and Mollner sat on that board for nearly twenty years. Terry Mollner co-founded the Institute for Community Economics with Bob Swann, co-founded the Calvert family of socially responsible mutual funds in 1982 with Wayne Silby, chaired the committee that became Calvert Impact Capital, and served on the Ben & Jerry's board. He turned 80 shortly before this recording. WHAT'S COVERED - Writing one of the first sets of social investment screens in the 1970s, and what they got wrong - Launching Calvert in 1982 as a skunkworks, and how apartheid protests took it past break-even - The 1% he negotiated into the fund, and how it became Calvert Impact Capital - A $265 million bid with nothing behind it, and the twenty-five signatures that made it real - What he saw in a room of forty men at two in the morning that changed the direction of his life - Why he thinks socially responsible investing, ESG and impact investing are the same thing renamed - Common good investing: keep the returns, change which priority comes first - Why he wants to work with duopolies rather than break them up, and the flatbed truck plan - Seven stages of maturity, and the assumption he says the whole of finance is built on - The trust fund idea: ten people, $11 a month, and a child with $50,000 at twenty - Why he took the proposal to two industry conferences and then shelved it - Being 80, having spent 24 years mostly writing, and what he wants the next generation to pick up CHAPTERS 00:00 Turning 80, and feeling like he is just getting started 01:46 Launching Calvert in 1982 with Wayne Silby 02:17 Apartheid protests, and blowing past break-even 03:12 Negotiating the 1% that nobody expected to survive 04:53 From $250,000 to $6 billion loaned 05:22 The $7 billion federal loan fund, and hoping it survives 06:14 Ben Cohen, a hostile buyer, and a board that had voted against him 07:53 What he had instead of money 08:38 Twenty-five powers of attorney and a $265 million bid 09:27 White knight on the front of the business section 10:16 The Unilever deal, and the two agreements that mattered 11:29 Why the board is now suing Unilever 13:31 Every generation renames it 14:21 Forty men in a room at two in the morning 17:32 The blind spot: separate parts versus one whole 23:40 What common good investing actually means 34:47 Taking it to Confluence and to the SRI conference 42:38 Common good capitalism, and taming rather than breaking up 44:04 Jack Welch, and the era of the legal duopoly 45:49 The flatbed truck, the free ice cream, and the trophy 48:27 Ten people, $11 a month, and a trust fund for every child 56:35 A nation defined by agreement rather than geography 1:01:50 How you can help ▶ Subscribe for a new Radical Truth conversation every week: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDBhRVM93uUnAAtqOMIz_yg?sub_confirmation=1 RELATED EPISODES - Kat Taylor on running a bank that answers to its depositors rather than its shareholders. - B. Lorraine Smith on spending 20 years in ESG and then quitting. MORE ON TERRY MOLLNER - Trust Funds for All Children: https://tfac.earth - Sensation of Oneness: https://www.sensationofoneness.org - Calvert Impact: https://www.calvertimpact.org ABOUT THE TBLI RADICAL TRUTH PODCAST Welcome to the TBLI Radical Truth Podcast, where we feature the pioneers redefining the purpose of capital. For 30 years, TBLI Group has been the world's leading ESG and impact investing network. Here's why Radical Truth is different: most finance podcasts protect the industry — Radical Truth interrogates it. Every week, unfiltered conversations with the founders, fund managers and system-changers actually moving capital toward a liveable future, and calling out the impact-washing that isn't. No sponsors. No pretending. TBLI GROUP - https://www.tbligroup.com - Robert Rubinstein on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertrubinstein/ #SociallyResponsibleInvesting #ESG #ImpactInvesting #BenAndJerrys #Calvert #TerryMollner #CommonGoodCapitalism #SustainableInvesting #ShareholderActivism #Unilever #TrustFunds #TBLIRadicalTruth Recorded in 2024.

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