Calvert Impact Names Andrew Marino as New Board Chair, Succeeding Bart Harvey
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Andrew Marino's appointment as Chairman at Calvert Impact brings decades of experience, providing a strategic advantage for the organization.
Marino, partner at Summa Equity, with extensive private market investment expertise, appointed Chairman of Calvert Impact, effective Jan. 1.
Marino's leadership and expertise will guide Calvert Impact through a phase of exciting growth, benefiting communities and the planet.
Calvert Impact's new Chairman, Andrew Marino, brings significant impact and climate-oriented investing experience, shaping a better future for all.
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Calvert Impact has appointed Andrew Marino as its new board chairman, effective January 1, succeeding Bart Harvey after a decade of leadership. Marino, a partner at Summa Equity, brings significant expertise in impact and climate-oriented investing to the role.
With decades of experience in private market investments and corporate governance, Marino currently leads Summa Equity's North American activities. His professional background includes senior roles at Generate Capital and The Carlyle Group, and he serves on the board of Climate United, a coalition that includes Calvert Impact.
CEO Jennifer Pryce highlighted the strategic importance of Marino's appointment, noting that his expertise will be crucial as the organization develops its new strategic plan. Marino expressed honor in succeeding Harvey and commitment to guiding Calvert Impact through its next growth phase.
Bart Harvey, who is departing after 10 years as board chair, has a distinguished background in affordable housing and sustainable development. As former chairman and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, Harvey played a pivotal role in creating the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and launching the Green Communities initiative.
Pryce praised Harvey's leadership, acknowledging his instrumental role in shaping Calvert Impact and guiding the organization through significant growth. Harvey's departure marks the end of a transformative decade for the nonprofit investment firm.
Calvert Impact, a global nonprofit investment firm, has mobilized over $5 billion in the past 30 years to support mission-driven funds and organizations. The organization focuses on helping investors and financial professionals contribute to solutions that benefit people and the planet through various investment products and partnerships.
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