This comic is one memorable piece of my experience at Confluence Philanthropy’s annual gathering for impact investors in the philanthropy field. To read about my full experience, including hosting a panel on Reparations and non-extractive investing, check out my post on Regenerative Finance’s website.

Wealth Accumulation at Confluence Philanthropy

I was surprised the commitment to impact was matched by an absolute commitment to "market-rate returns"

my hands shook, why were the richest people committed to growing their wealth endlessly?

where do you think your market rate return is coming from?

I don't believe all wealth comes from extraction.

I felt deflated but glad I asked the question.

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