Who We Are

Geoff Burnand

Co-founder and Chief Executive

Geoff had over twenty years’ experience in private and institutional investment management before co-founding Investing for Good CIC in 2005. He has a proven track record of business generation and relationship development with high net worth individuals and corporate clients, and of developing a new global wealth management business. His experience includes designing donor advisory services at The Institute for Philanthropy and Charities Aid Foundation. Since May 2010 he has also been Chief Invesment Officer at Charity Bank. He is passionate about changing the way people think about investment capital.

Adrian Hornsby

Associate

Adrian Hornsby is responsible for the Investing for Good impact ratings methodology and research. He graduated from Oxford in 1999. Since then he has written on a wide variety of subjects ranging from architecture and urbanism to art, culture, and social issues. He is co-director of the Kilometer Zero Project - an international arts collective. His plays have been performed in both English and French in London, Paris, Amsterdam and New York. He is co-author of 'The Chinese Dream', a major study on the future of urbanisation in China.

Judith-Laure Mamou-Mani

Investment Analyst

Judith-Laure joined Investing for Good as an analyst after working as a socially responsible investment analyst at Natixis Asset Management in Paris. Prior to this position, she worked as a consultant for a social investment company called SIFA in Paris (Société d’Investissement France Active). Judith has studied law for four years in Paris and at Oxford University. After having completed a master in law, Judith earned a master in finance and strategy at Sciences Po (Paris), specialising in Finance and Sustainable Development.

Richard Sheffle

Programme Manager

Prior to joining Investing for Good in 2011 Richard spent three and a half years working in development finance in Kenya, most recently as the Operations Manager of the Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund, where he played a key role in the fund’s smooth expansion to a multi-region, multi-sector $90m fund financing new business ideas in agriculture, renewable energy and financial services. Before going to Africa, Richard worked for six years in the financial services industry in Sydney – initially with the Australian Stock Exchange before going on to manage a team of equity market analysts for financial services company Link Market Services. Richard built a successful business unit providing analysis that determined performance-related pay, at CEO-level, for some of the largest companies in Australia. Richard holds a Mathematics degree from the University of Birmingham.

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