I help investors and founders turn trusted, place-based collaboration into investable portfolios — where social, ecological and financial return are the same thing.
Good projects rejected because the risk model can’t see trust.
Promising initiatives that never reach investable scale.
Social value treated as philanthropy instead of return.
Homes priced as investments, while the people who keep a place alive can no longer afford to live there.
We connect projects, partners and capital into one governable portfolio — and measure the social fabric that de-risks it.
A shared regional table where public, private and civil partners set priorities together.
Shared ownership and decisions on multiple value — not project by project.
Bundle smaller, riskier projects into one portfolio that long-term capital can hold.
Individual, community and ecosystem return, measured together, so capital can see what makes a place safe to invest in.
Together with the team of YesAndMore, we have been working for more than eight years on building a values ladder and an approach that brings capital to regions. Our partnership helps make capital fit for purpose, and purpose fit for capital.
My role as connector, and the tools we co-own, build the bridge between communities, projects and finance.
Discover YesAndMore ↗Where does your capital meet a place and challenges that belong together?
Social Risk Score and readiness read on a project or portfolio.
Multiple-value deals with shared governance, built with YesAndMore.
Community-owned, non-market housing and place-based labs.
Every engagement is scoped after the intake and a first conversation.
“When the bond with our place breaks, everything weakens. We restore what belongs together: people and place, purpose and progress.”
Tell us what you care about and where you stand. We come back with a first read — before anyone talks numbers.
Expect a reply within two working days to set up a portfolio conversation. Curious about peer circles meanwhile? The Executive Councils are open for applications until November 30.
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